Real ID act takes effect in May 2008

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Real ID act takes effect in May 2008

WTF!

"anyone without the card would not be permitted to board an airplane, amtrak train, open a bank account, or enter a federal building"

" the bill mandates that all driver's licenses contain 'common readable technology' "

"a radio frequency identification (RFID) chip will be used"

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4312730277175242198&q=Freedom+To+Fascism&hl=en

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Kerry might have, but I'm somewhat doubtful.  Kerry did, after all, support the Patriot Act.  The democrats have been trying to convince the public that they are tough on terrorism and good on national security.  I could easilly see Kerry passing it and trying to push the story on the media to make himself look better in the eyes of the public.  Don't believe me? Kerry probly doesn't support the Ntl. ID, yes, but I think he would have passed it anyways because he likes to pander for votes.  I don't support gun control.  Kerry does, but just look how he ACTED prior to the election (his little hunting trip with photo ops comes to mind) - to try to attract the gun rights vote.  Of course we already mentioned that he supported the Patriot Act to look tough on terror, and he also claimed he personally dissaproved of gay marriage, even though he claimed opposition to the constitutional amendment relating to marriage.  Clearly Kerry is willing to compromise on his issues to get elected, and I wouldn't put it pass him to have supported the ntl. ID legislation in order to look tough on terrorism and get votes.

Also, Kerry has his own many faults outside of his POSSIBLE* dissagreement with RFID that rule him out as a candidate to vote for.  The 04 election is a classic example of an election year to vote 3rd party, as both major candidates sucked hard.