So far the only one to claim that prize was an anti-fraud group that found a MN woman who cast an absentee ballot for her daughter because she (incorrectly) thought the latter had not voted at college. Which, of course, was ABSENTEE BALLOT fraud, which, once again, photo ID requirements do NOTHING to prevent. Again, absentee ballot fraud is more common than EVERY OTHER FORM COMBINED. When Republicans "anti-fraud" crusaders start talking about ending that, even though it disproportionately benefits them, they will have credibility with me. Instead, they have publicly admitted they do not give a fig about election fraud, except as an excuse to illegally deny the voting rights of Dems legally entitled to vote.

Not that that has a thing to do with gun control, but feel free to re-open one of the many threads where it has been debated to death if you want to resume the discussion (note: I am not responsible for Isaacs reaction if you do. )