Comments by "Moonlight" (@MoonlightXYZ) on "After Bush v. Gore: 2000 Election Documentary | Retro Report | The New York Times" video.

I don't know how having a voter ID is suppressing votes. It ain't that hard to obtain a form of identification.
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@ThePooper3000 I remember one of my design classes had a picture of the butterfly ballot that was proven of a bad example of something.
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@gameshowguy2000 Not really, considering Gore didn't even get the majority of white women in Florida which usually vote democrat. Bush got 53%. Also people just gave Florida too much attention. Don't forget Gore didn't even win in his home state of Tennessee or Pres. Clinton's home of Arkansas. Had he won one of those 2 states Florida wouldn't of mattered because Gore would of won, even if he didn't win Florida. If you want to blame about fraud and cheating, how about you start off with how CNN and other news outlets had already called Florida for Gore before the polls had even closed in the other half of Florida which typically vote Republican. Please dont frame republicans as the ones who commit to rigging elections, considering the democrats have to rely on illegals voting for them and also using the names of those who are dead for years. Remember the recent "issue" with Stacy Abrams in Georgia? There were names that were removed from the ballot because of things like: 1. Felons in prison unable to vote 2. Voting names and address that didn't correspond with the state of Georgia. 3. Some of those people were dead. 4. Some were caught trying to vote multiple times
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Tough to say, but Gore lost cause he was such a weak candidate, didn't handle himself well against Bush in the debates and he should of won cause he was VP while the economy was doing good, though as a counter argument Bill Clinton's impeachment with Lewinsky did cast a shadow on Gore's campaign. He didn't even win his home state of Tennessee which Clinton got in both 92 and 96. Gore didn't get Arkansas either, he didn't need Florida to win.
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@katy3901 I can't 100% say what is now in Illinois, but I heard from a friend back in High School (about 5 years ago) said a state ID was only 10 bucks for him. 10 bucks is what one spends to get some beer.
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for me, it was around 2008 when it was Obama v McCain.
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Pop Films Getting an Illinois ID card is only 10 bucks. I don't know in other states, but if 10 bucks is too difficult, then we have a problem that isn't on the game, but rather the player. There is a truckload of things in life that require an ID to prove who you are. Yet voting for your politicians is wrong? Logically that should make sense.
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A lot of the housing bubble crap started under Clinton and carried over to Bush so it's not all Bush's fault. Also Gore didn't rightfully lose, that was such a close election that an outcome where someone won the electoral college and not the popular vote was bound to happen.
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@TonecrafteLuthiery It aint hard to get an ID, as the video says, you need an ID to board a plane or buy alcohol. ID's are easy to obtain, here in Illinois getting some sort of identification is like $5-10 bucks.
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Democrats: bECaUsE iT's RaCiSt.
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