Re: GOP war on elderly women who just want to vote.

If what you are looking for is a birth certificate then only a birth certificate will do.  There are no substitutes for birth certificates.

If what you are looking for are documents that will help to determine that the person sitting in front of you is a US citizen then the other documents, in toto, can also be used, collectively, as the deciding factor.  I thought I had made it more than clear to anyone who can read that there is no one on one correlation between a birth certificate and any other single document.

I have not missed the point.  You have laid out all sorts of scenarios that are meant to FAIL the persons who need help.  I have tried to tell you how those people can succeed.

Clearly you don't want everyone to vote.  You only want people who have a birth certificate to vote.  I am more than willing to accept supplemental documents that I believe prove the same, but without a birth certificate BECAUSE THEY DON"T HAVE ONE.

The question is:  what can be used if we do not have a birth certificate?  It's Not, how can we turn these people down because they don't have a birth certificate.

And yes, you're still a stupid douche bag.

On Saturday, September 27, 2014 10:02:14 AM UTC-4, Irie wrote:

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