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A guy like Gavin wouldn't do very well, I don't think, with it. He signed a thing yesterday. Somebody told me. I haven't-- it's not confirmed, but he signed a document yesterday that said you're not allowed to ask a voter for ID, identification. And if you do, it's like a crime. Why would anybody do that? In other words, this was signed yesterday, or the day before, by Gavin Newscomb, a failed governor. And it said, if you ask anybody whether or not anything having to do with their identification-- now, for everything else, you're allowed to have a card. But for voting, which is our most important act, it's considered virtually a crime. So you're not allowed to ask for identification. Now, there's only one reason that's done. That's because they want to cheat on elections. When you have something like that where there will be no asking-- it's not a question of having voter ID, it's a question you're not even allowed to ask. And if you ask, it's a crime. That's only because of the fact that they want to cheat on elections. And we can be nice, so we can be politically incorrect. But the only thing they're going to do there is cheat on elections. And we just can't let this happen.
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