Quite a Coincidence, part 3

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  • Thanks for replying to my comment--I'm really glad I came back and checked! This is fascinating, and troubling. I sort of feel that the best solution here is not to stop requiring photo ID for voting (also it does seem that that is solving a very ~small~ problem) but to make state-issued ID more accessible to everyone, so that they aren't navigating a myriad of unpleasant social barriers. It's still another way, apparently, in which being poor costs a person a ~lot~ of time.

  • Wait. Without bank accounts, how have they ever cashed a check? That really doesn't seem possible. What am I missing here?

    • What's astonishing is that some states' Reptile governments have successfully disenfranchised 15% of their voting populations on the pretext of eliminating "voter fraud," of which their have been about ten cases nationwide, since GW made it the number one priority of US Attorneys. Including Ann Coulter.

  • Okay, I love this strip, but I find this baffling and would like more info. Really? There is a large segment of the adult population who doesn't have any form of state-issued ID? All right, so they don't drive, possess credit cards or bank accounts, or purchase alcohol, and have never done those things. That happens. But how do/did they work or pick up social security benefits or pick up a package held for them at the post office or ANYTHING? This doesn't sound like a very common thing to me. I'd like to hear more.