I don't think you can analogize NAACP members in the Alabama of the 1950s and their need for protection from criminal prosecution to wealthy individuals who want to support often untrue political ads without their name being associated with those untruths.
Kaine challenges the analogy comparing NAACP members' protection to wealthy donors of political ads.
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In other words, a careful review of the available evidence suggests that the United States has killed individuals who are not involved in narcotrafficking.
If you require them to pay fully up front and then get a rebate sometime down the road, you really jeopardize their operations.
We do have an ID requirement in Virginia. We also have audits of elections, and we've never found there to be a noncitizen voting problem.
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