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00:00With how many claim the, Democrat Party, demanded COVID IDs to eat at restaurants,
00:04they overlooked proof of vaccination rules reducing transmission.
00:08They also emphasized protecting workers and preventing wider business lockdowns.
00:12This alone does not prove any inconsistencies in the Democratic Party's policies or goals.
00:18A strong rebuttal is that Democrats are divided on voter ID.
00:22For example, some supporting them with safeguards demonstrates they're not against voter ID.
00:28Therefore, the claim the Democratic Party thinks voter ID is too extreme is unfounded.
00:33Another strong rebuttal is that other Democrats only oppose strict requirements for voting.
00:38For example, arguing they disproportionately burden eligible voters demonstrates they shouldn't
00:43require unnecessary identification.
00:45Therefore, the claim omits the fact that Democrats don't believe voting should have such obstacles.
00:51A third strong rebuttal is that Democrats actually support common-sense voter ID laws.
00:57For example, requiring ID that many eligible Americans don't have demonstrates only basic
01:02identification should be necessary for eligible voters.
01:05Therefore, Democrats actually support voter ID.
01:09A fourth strong rebuttal is that Democrats don't believe you should require documentary
01:13proof of citizenship to vote.
01:15For example, ways to verify citizenship demonstrates the responsibility of government, not voters.
01:21Therefore, the government can already prove citizenship without the voter needing to.
01:26A fifth strong rebuttal is that Democrats support every state offering at least two weeks of early
01:31voting and, no excuse, absentee mail ballots.
01:35For example, providing online, same-day and automatic voter registration demonstrates restoring voting
01:41rights to people with felonies upon release from incarceration.
01:44Therefore, Democrats support fairer voter ID laws.
01:48A sixth strong rebuttal is that non-citizen voting is almost non-existent.
01:52For example, federal database tracking demonstrates election offices utilizing the U.S.
01:59citizenship and immigration services to verify voter rolls.
02:02Therefore, non-citizen voting is an excuse to restrict millions of eligible voters.
02:07A seventh strong rebuttal is that there is no verifiable source to validate this claim.
02:12For example, being a meme with an AI image of a woman as a template demonstrates an unreliable
02:17source.
02:18Therefore, the claim about Democrats and voter ID remains untrue.
02:23An eighth strong rebuttal is that many Democrat-led states have voter ID laws.
02:28For example, Michigan demonstrates voters showing photo ID, but if they don't have acceptable ID,
02:34they can sign an affidavit and vote a regular ballot.
02:36Therefore, Democrats actually do support voter ID, and a ninth strong rebuttal is that vaccine
02:43cards and voter ID are non-comparable.
02:45For example, even if non-citizens did vote, non-citizens voting wouldn't demonstrate a
02:51pandemic of voting citizens getting infected with non-citizenship.
02:54Therefore, the message makes no sense.
02:57Ultimately, the message cannot be exactly understood with these nine rebuttals.
03:02While supporters may argue a connection, these rebuttals suggest they try very hard to
03:06not to understand the flaws in their beliefs.
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