January 15, 2022
Teen Truckers
Timothy Birdnow
Will they have to present I.D. to do it? I mean, the Post-Dispatch thinks it's too much of a burden to EVER present an identification, especially for voting.
The federal government is moving forward with a plan to let teenagers drive big rigs from state to state in a test program.
Oh, and newsflash P-D; it's already legal for kids over 18 to drive big rigs in almost all states.
This is an attempt to use the Federal power to regulate interstate commerce to get it's hands on the trucking industry, I am sure. This will allow the Feds to perhaps issue Federal licenses.
As Rahm Emmanuel so eloquently stated "never let a good crisis go to waste".
Will they have to present I.D. to do it? I mean, the Post-Dispatch thinks it's too much of a burden to EVER present an identification, especially for voting.
The federal government is moving forward with a plan to let teenagers drive big rigs from state to state in a test program.
Oh, and newsflash P-D; it's already legal for kids over 18 to drive big rigs in almost all states.
This is an attempt to use the Federal power to regulate interstate commerce to get it's hands on the trucking industry, I am sure. This will allow the Feds to perhaps issue Federal licenses.
As Rahm Emmanuel so eloquently stated "never let a good crisis go to waste".
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I'm WAY past my teens and yet I wouldn't want to drive a big rig -- not without a lot of training. Or even then...
And frankly, I can't see the Teamster's Union agreeing to this.
And frankly, I can't see the Teamster's Union agreeing to this.
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at January 15, 2022 10:52 PM (FSK6u)
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So, the Post-Dispatch has an "anonymous" editorial opposing voter I.D. Wouldn't want to ask those people who want to vote for an ID to have one and maybe their name on online essay writing services....Geez....How much a burden would it be to have them sign their name or give their address when they do it? In a state that lost billions of dollars in fraud, why WOULDN'T you present identification for voting?
Posted by: Asdfacen at January 16, 2022 07:35 AM (rkBjJ)
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I wouldn't be real keen on it. Granted, I have driven a full sized bus and a bread truck, but never one of the big eighteen wheelers.
They seem like they'd be a pain - especially in the city.
They seem like they'd be a pain - especially in the city.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at January 17, 2022 08:45 AM (FE+1H)
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Asdfacen I couldn't agree more. There is no sane reason why you shouldn't have to present an identification when voting. Of course we all know the reason - to make vote fraud easier.
Here in St. Louis dead people vote on a regular basis.
Here in St. Louis dead people vote on a regular basis.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at January 17, 2022 08:47 AM (FE+1H)
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Will they have to present I.D. to do it? I mean, the Post-Dispatch thinks it's too much of a burden to EVER present an identification, especially for voting.
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