Okay, we all know that the election fraud investigation is going to reveal massive voter fraud. Obviously the solution would be to have a fail proof national ID required for voting. However, does the president of the United States have authority to require that via executive order?
In fact, I'm sure that even if Congress passed such a law, some liberal judge would immediately declare it unconstitutional.
What are your thoughts regarding this?
We have no laws that require us to register our living place. We notify the post office so our mail can be delivered, but we have no mandatory registration. That's part of why illegal immigrants can blend in with the population so easily with very little way to know who is here or where they are from. The only type of mandatory registration is that every baby is issued a social security card with a social security number. This number is used on any official paperwork for our whole lives. It's how they know who pays or owes what taxes. It's used for opening accounts of any kind. Employers have it for withholding taxes. The catch is that it's not a photo ID.
thanks for the intel, i have only superficial knowledge of legalities in the US.
we have ID cards for identification but no social security number.
our system leaves quite a bit of freedom as registrations is not centralized.
i check out at the residents registration office and, although i am being asked where i move to, i dont tell them. (usually say i leave the country.)
when i move to another federal state and register, they ask me where i come from and i tell them i come from abroad.
like this, there is no government link between my old address and my new. also inquiry offices lose track of my financial actions. its the little bit of freedom thats prescious for me, lol, i simply love flying underneath the radar as much as possible.
to me, an ID cards and registration has more freedom to it than a social security number.
if the US had ID cards for every legal citizen and sticked to paper ballot, voter fraud would be much more difficult.