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COL Mustard

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9. I was born on a military base.

Reply to underpants (Reply #2)

Sun Dec 29, 2024, 05:34 PM

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I have a birth certificate. It isn't a problem. I had to write to the state (New Mexico) to get a copy of it a few years ago, and they sent it right away.

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Kansas once required voters to prove citizenship. That didn't work out so well [View all] BumRushDaShow Sunday OP

I doubt if MAGA cares if more people are disenfranchised. sinkingfeeling Sunday #1

Not that I approve of the law but how hard is it to contact Vital Records? underpants Sunday #2

Here in PA BumRushDaShow Sunday #4

Okay I didn't consider that. underpants Sunday #5

I was born on a military base. COL Mustard Sunday #9

Thank you. That's what I thought. underpants Sunday #10

If it disenfranchised more Democrats than Republicans DBoon Sunday #3

KS needs to dump Kobach Clouds Passing Sunday #6

No shit. MuseRider Sunday #7

You mean a far right-wing policy produced the opposite of the intended result?? mwb970 Sunday #8

Republicans seem doomed to learn everything the hard way. KY_EnviroGuy Sunday #11

Many obstacles to obtaining birth certificates. pfitz59 Monday #12

Rural red states in particular have a lot of citizens without documentation. Those citizens also tend to be Martin68 Monday #13