At Thursday morning's TribLive conversation, Attorney General Greg Abbott discussed the prevalence of voter impersonation in Texas and defended the legal basis for the contentious voter ID legislation now making its way through the courts.
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gypsy314 ne
I think this should go on a nation ballot and let Americans vote once and for all for the voter ID law since this affects the whole nation. Lets all make this happen.
gerald leonard
Atty. Gen. Abbott correctly notes there is no voter fraud. He can not prove it because it does not exist. The
only voter fraud is his intent to defraud Texans by denying their right to vote. These folks can not remove
dead people from the voter list with out fouling up, think what will happen with live people!!