He ' s a great car salesman , yes . He tells people what they want to hear and makes them feel safe until they drive off the lot . At that point fuck ' em . <| sep |> But why ? IDs cost money , and for something of this scale you ' re looking at spending millions of taxpayers ' money to . what ? Solve a problem that doesn ' t exist ? Doesn ' t sound too fiscally responsible . On top of this , invariably whenever this topic comes up and someone links to an article and says seeeeeee ? !, the examples being used wouldn ' t even be avoided with a voter ID . It ' s just an expensive solution to a problem that doesn ' t exist . Which is what the Rs want anyway . They want fear . Best case thu disenfranchise their opponents . Worst case they lay the groundwork for legal challenges by getting people to believe voter fraud is happening on a massive scale . Just look at what is happening with McCrory in NC . So , no , they don ' t have a point . Not supporting unconstitutional requirements or expensive constitutional requirements that only serve to erode your own base without solving a problem that doesn ' t exist does not equate to supporting voter fraud . You ' re probably just concern trolling , and that ' s fine . But if you ' re not , you ' re very much part of the problem .