Funny how the paperwork only matters when it’s a woman or minority voter.
@georgetakei reminds me of this reaping vs sowing incident https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-68947834
Boris Johnson turned away from polling station after forgetting ID

The former prime minister returned later with the necessary ID and was able to vote.

@georgetakei It would be absolutely hilarious if Vance had to do a tie-breaking vote in the Senate and it was ruled invalid because his documents don't match his birth name.

Also, since this administration likes to deadname people, does this mean we are required to call him Jim Bowman from now on?

@georgetakei it's entirely possible he doesn't vote. And he wouldn't see this as a problem, because they're, and I quote, "going to make it so that you don't ever have to vote again"
Here's why JD Vance has had so many names

When it comes to Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance’s name, it’s complicated. The senator from Ohio introduced himself to the world in 2016, when he published his bestselling memoir, “Hillbilly Elegy,” under the name J.D. Vance, with periods between the initials for James David. Vance explained it wasn't the first iteration of his name. Over the course of his 39 years, Vance’s first, middle and last names have all been altered. As Vance is being introduced to voters across the country as Donald Trump’s running mate, his name has been the source of questions, including why he no longer uses periods in JD.

AP News

@georgetakei

He changed his name to reflect his chosen identity and he wants to choose a whole bunch of people's names for them? Has he queried their chosen identities first? Seems a bit hypocritical

@georgetakei That’s actually the sole idea behind #conservatism, expressed perfectly in #wilhoitslaw:

”Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition: There needs to be an in-group which the law protects but does not bind, and an out-group which the law binds but does not protect.”

@georgetakei What's his ID say? That would be the deciding factor I think. You can ask people to call you any damn thing you want.

People that can should get your passport asap. Even if you aren't ever leaving--it bypasses all this bullshit. A passport is proof of citizenship.

@georgetakei That is the purpose of paperwork to ensure that only the right people vote in the right way for the right person
@georgetakei No, he can't vote under the act.
@georgetakei The SAVE Act isn't a law for now, it hasn't passed the Senate. Vance could still vote if it is passed, but he'd have to show his passport. Someone who changed their name but doesn't have a passport (meaning: tens of millions of married women) could not vote.
@georgetakei I suggest women don't take their husband's name or just don't get married. If you've been divorced multiple times, legally change your name back to the name on your birth cert.
@georgetakei of corse his middle name is Donald...., bootlicker
@georgetakei
In person voting with birth certificate and passport policy is to prevent massive amount of people from voting.
🌸 married females
🌸 170,000 - U.S. military maintains 128 military bases in 55 countries and territories. They are denied of their right to vote by mail.
🌸 5,500,000 - live abroad. They are denied of their right to vote by mail.
🌸 Senior Native Americans without birth certificate will not be able to vote.
https://www.knau.org/knau-and-arizona-news/2014-07-18/navajos-born-at-home-find-it-hard-to-get-delayed-birth-certificates
🌸 Seniors and disabled

@georgetakei LOL. Come to think of it, the PRC-installed Hong Kong regime had a #2 "Donald Bowguy" back in its late heyday (Before Xi Jinping), but he wasn't a proper CCP cadre (i.e. a psycho like they all are now) so he got sacked over his corruption. 😊

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donald_Tsang

#hongkong

Donald Tsang - Wikipedia