This rocket scientist representative reminds me of the congressman that thought that Guam might flip over if too many people reside on one side of the island.
May I suggest that all political candidates be required to pass a common sense test the next time they run for office. I would be happy to design such a test.
OK, just a bit of clarification. Isn't it easier to forge a picture I.D. than a fingerprint? This is right up there with the congressman who thought that too many people on a Pacific island might cause it to capsize. Unfortunately, this seems, more and more, the type of moronic elected officials we've been putting into office.
Regulation Nation... politicians are always looking for ways to justify their existence...things to fix... except all of the things they have already broken.
Proof the stupidity virus is spreading in Missouri! Time to evacuate and leave it to the Liberals...maybe they will all forget to eat, or legislate "feel full ath the time laws or something....
This is also right up there with the congress woman who, wanting to ban magazines by ceasing their manufacture, said that after the bullets were all used up there would be no more of them.
There may well be a case here of a goverment official wanting the citizenry to only use government ID that he and his cronies control. IE: it is a power and control issue passed off as "we are just trying to protect you......because you are too stupid to look out for yourself!"
And I had all of these severed fingers just ready to go!
May I suggest that all political candidates be required to pass a common sense test the next time they run for office. I would be happy to design such a test.
Fred Speckmann
And the comment about "overkill" on the site?
Nope... not Overkill... "Underthink."
This although, as the article says, doing up a phony ID is much easier than changing one's fingerprints.