Jessica Tarlov

But like student IDs, driver's licenses, et cetera.

Like, can you explain that to me?

Yeah, I would love that too.

And I also, I mean, the amount of groups that are targeted by either voter ID laws or citizenship laws, because there is the distinction, which I'm glad that you made, who are traditional Republican voters, blows my mind.

I mean, you talk about the married women, old people, like where is a Republican victory without old people?

And, you know, they are still high off 2024 with getting such a big chunk of the 18 to 29-year-old vote.

I said...

They vote at college, right?

Like, you know, you're from wherever.

You go off to University of Wisconsin at Madison.

And guess what?

You want to vote in Wisconsin, but you can't because you're not from there or you didn't bring your documents with you because who's, I mean, honestly, whose mom still has their birth certificate like that, you know, in the laminated sheet?

I use this example on air.

It took me three trips to the DMV to get my real ID because I have two middle names.

I didn't even change my last name.

But my documents didn't match, and I had to go poring through my mom's files to find my original birth certificate.

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This was perfect.

Thank you for your time.

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