Voter ID laws are a "solution" to a non-existent problem. It's like saying "it would be terrible if Emus were driving cars, so let's pass a law saying you have to carry proof you're not an Emu in order to drive a car. Who could disagree with banning Emus from driving?"
Surely this is a coincidence. 
Anyway, the GOP that hates it when liberals overgovern by passing laws to solve non-existent problems seems to be very fixated on passing voter ID laws that are designed to "solve" a non-existent problem (other than the "problem" of too many non-white people voting, of course).
The right wing Heritage Foundation has been trying for over a decade now to "prove" that voter fraud is rampant, but their data actually proves it's not. But that hasn't stopped them from furthering that talking point. brennancenter.org/our-work/analy…
In a few weeks I will release my dataset of Emu-caused car crashes and I think many of you are going to have to give serious consideration to whether my "Not-an-Emu-ID Law" should be taken up by Congress.
The Voter ID thing is just the suit and tie wearing good cop version of the January 6 bad cop.
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