cheat. how widespread is it? where we have to make it more difficult for an honest older person who may not drive car people in their 80s don t have driver s licenses, don t deal with the government, are we going to be discouraging people by raising the standards? the state of missouri looked into the question. how many people do we have on the rolls, and how many people have identification cards, either driver s licenses or others. it turned on the 105% of the eligible voter population issued driver s licenses. what do you mean 105%? their own numbers their own numbers that more than the that doesn t make any sense. you re losing your credibility here, because i know older people not at all. older people don t drive. not at all.
and then somebody does come and vote for you. this is an old strategy. bill city politics. like north philly. i know about it in north philly. i believe it still goes on. the question is, can we correct it without screwing up our system? i want people to vote, that s the number one goal, but i also want to make sure people don t cheat. how widespread is it? where we have to make it more difficult for an honest older person who may not drive car people in their 80s don t have driver s licenses, don t deal with the government, are we going to be discouraging people by raising the standards? the state of missouri looked into the question. how many people do we have on the rolls, and how many people have identification cards, either driver s licenses or others. it turned on the 105% of the eligible voter population issued driver s licenses. what do you mean 105%?
cheating. what should we do? what should we do to a person like that? they should be prosecuted under the law. there are laws that already exist. el despise people like that. i know this goes on, it goes on in old-time politics, since the 50s since i know about. call up, see if you re voted, and then somebody does come and vote for you. this is an old strategy. bill city politics. like north philly. i know about it in north philly. i believe it still goes on. the question is, can we correct it without screwing up our system? i want people to vote, that s the number one goal, but i also want to make sure people don t cheat. how widespread is it? where we have to make it more difficult for an honest older person who may not drive car people in their 80s don t have driver s licenses, don t deal with the government, are we going to be discouraging people
i believe it still goes on. the question is, can we correct it without screwing up our system? i want people to vote, that s the number one goal, but i also want to make sure people don t cheat. how widespread is it? people in their 80s don t have driver s licenses, don t deal with the government, are we going to be discouraging people by raising the standards? the state of missouri looked into the question. how many people do we have on the rolls, and how many people have identification cards, either driver s licenses or others. it turned on the 105% of the eligible voter population issued driver s licenses. what do you mean 105%? their own numbers their own numbers that more than the that doesn t make any sense.
i know this goes on, it goes on in old-time politics, since the 50s since i know about. call up, see if you re voted, and then somebody does come and vote for you. this is an old strategy. i know about it in north philly. i believe it still goes on. the question is, can we correct it without screwing up our system? i want people to vote, that s the number one goal, but i also want to make sure people don t cheat. how widespread is it? people in their 80s don t have driver s licenses, don t deal with the government, are we going to be discouraging people by raising the standards? the state of missouri looked into the question. how many people do we have on the rolls, and how many people have identification cards,