So I got steeped in Texas election law more than I ever expected to. When Nondita was

Secretary of State it was a 2014 election and that was the first year of the

Voter ID law and so she had a year to travel the state and explain to people that

voter ID is not a way to keep you from voting if you are a legitimate

voter. It is a way to keep other people or other votes from being cast for people that do not qualify.

But you have nothing to worry about.

There's seven forms of identification.

Six that you have one of, and if you don't have one of those,

that means you're not on government assistance.

You've never been anywhere because you have to show an ID for everything.

But that's okay.

You're one of those mythical creatures the Democrats talk about, who desperately

wants to vote but is so poor that you don't have any form of ID. If you're that poorer you should be getting

government benefits because that's what they're there for. Yes, we can't vote.

And you can't get government benefits. You have to have one of the government issued

IDs to get the benefits.

So stop with the nonsense and the mythology.

What they want is to be able to cheat.

But the seventh was you can go to your DPS and they have them all over and you can get they will give you a free

state issued form of ID that will allow you to vote.

But one of the things that I learned,

because she had these materials,

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