>I am honestly curious how an administration that is sooo against voter ID They're not against voter ID on principal. They're against it as a marketing tactic

>I am honestly curious how an administration that is sooo against voter ID They're not against voter ID on principal. They're against it as a marketing tactic. I don't mean to sound cynical or conspiratorial, that's just campaigning. It's the dems in this case, but the following also applies to the repubs: neither are against an intrusive or abusive government. They're actively for it. The only thing that tempers their appetite is remaining electable.