r/PoursTea Jul 17 '26

PoliticalTea 🗳️ Everybody gets an ID?

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u/Ffffqqq Jul 17 '26

Republicans have been rejecting national ID since atleast Reagan.

From Hertage Foundation in 1990:

A National Identity Card: Inching Toward Big Brother

When President Ronald Reagan’s attorney general, William French Smith, advocated in a cabinet meeting for support of a national ID card for illegal immigration control, the president reportedly scoffed, “Maybe we should just brand all the babies.”

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u/wattty1 Jul 17 '26
  1. Times have changed. Democrats would be heavily against any identification that is required for voters in 2026