According to the State Net database, 2 other states (TN, NV) have adopted resolutions opposing implementation of Real
ID; and GA has enacted legislation delaying
implementation.
“…reinforces what the citizens of New Hampshire have known all along _ Real ID is too intrusive, too expensive and unnecessary…”
Why can’t we just let them leave the Union? I mean really, c’mon… what do they contribute? Maple Syrup? Granite? Presidential Primaries? (According to Wikipedia) Shoe-making?
Too expensive? Maybe for the state with the 49th highest tax burden it is.
Is this SERIOUSLY the “Live Free or Die” state?
Good riddance! We could do with a few less states.
Oh, whaaaa… it’s intrusive. Grow a pair… if you ain’t got nothing to hide, you ain’t got nothing to worry about. Social Security cards and numbers already have WAY more info about you than a National ID would. Would it be more expensive if your, now defunct, textile mills were target of terrorists? What would we wear if not for Wal*Mart imports?
According to the State Net database, 2 other states (TN, NV) have adopted resolutions opposing implementation of Real
ID; and GA has enacted legislation delaying
implementation.
“…reinforces what the citizens of New Hampshire have known all along _ Real ID is too intrusive, too expensive and unnecessary…”
Why can’t we just let them leave the Union? I mean really, c’mon… what do they contribute? Maple Syrup? Granite? Presidential Primaries? (According to Wikipedia) Shoe-making?
Too expensive? Maybe for the state with the 49th highest tax burden it is.
Is this SERIOUSLY the “Live Free or Die” state?
Good riddance! We could do with a few less states.
Oh, whaaaa… it’s intrusive. Grow a pair… if you ain’t got nothing to hide, you ain’t got nothing to worry about. Social Security cards and numbers already have WAY more info about you than a National ID would. Would it be more expensive if your, now defunct, textile mills were target of terrorists? What would we wear if not for Wal*Mart imports?