You want to ask your Congressman a question? Let's see your ID.
Rep. Jim Moran (D-VA) doesn't demand proof of residence or citizenship for tax payers to pay for your health care. That's the really generous part of ObamaCare. But he does want proof during a town hall meeting before he'll let you ask a question.
Watch and enjoy. The man has to walk to the podium, present the ID, and Moran actually checks it out. Why not add hand stamps, too? If you're going to require IDs, why not open up a bar, sell adult beverages, and make a profit to help fund liver transplants.
Next: urine samples required to phone your representative.
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Wait a second... and asking to see Obama's birth certificate is too much?? Really? They've got things arse-backwards.
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