The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear Indiana voter ID cases.

From ChristopherHedges.com:

It makes sense to me to require positive identification of voters.

Identification is required before people can board airplanes, enter the Federal Courthouse in Hammond, cash checks, obtain a mortgage, rent an apartment, or before completing a myriad of other daily transactions.

Critics complain that it is difficult to obtain identification cards in Indiana, but the truth is that it isn’t too difficult to obtain an Indiana ID card.

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