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Well, Paul. You will never get it will you? What would you consider "massive" anyways? Hundreds? Thousands? Millions?
So do you think anyone should just be able to go into a polling place and vote because they say they are someone who is registered?
Wouldn't the 400,000 fraudulent voter registrations leave room for people who shouldn't be voting to vote? What would stop someone from voting multiple times under different names?
It's pretty simple. Show you are who you say you are and you can vote. Do you think requiring an ID really keeps people away from the polls? Statstics in some states that have voter ID laws show otherwise. Why is it ok to have to prove your identity for government assistance or getting an auto loan, or getting a job, but you shouldn't need one to vote in a Presidential election.
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