> some of the very same people pushing for national id flip out if you suggest voter registration require proof of eligibility. Those are two very different si

> some of the very same people pushing for national id flip out if you suggest voter registration require proof of eligibility. Those are two very different situations - just because both share the element of identification doesn't mean that an apples-to-apples is fair or accurate. It's not. > In the end it all comes down to money As I heard it put once, Cash Rules Everything Around Me ;)