[TheRealVille]

Semantics. I was asked for ID. I don't know what they do in La-La Land, but here in America it is commonplace to be asked for ID. Typically, the go to form of ID is a driver's license. If I'd not had a driver's license, I'm sure they would have gone down their check list of acceptable alternative forms of ID until I either complied or was denied the privilege to vote.

It's hard to come up with something plausible when one is up to no good. Hence all the commotion over the voter ID law. Illegal Aliens ought not get to vote in America.

Wrong. When they asked for an id, any id was fine. A credit card, or any other form of id, even a DL is fine. They don't start with the DL and go down the line. And yes, even without id you can still vote, but you would have to sign an affidavit. Your vote would be provisional. Learn the rules before you expound on them. But, at any rate, in person vote fraud is almost non existent, and is only being used as a tool by republicans to hinder certain classes of people from voting, which usually vote for democrats. As the old saying goes," you'll go to hell for lying, just as fast as stealing", and if you keep trying to say voter photo id laws are for any other reason than stated, you better be getting on your knees, because you know it's the reason.