Tell Congress and the Department of Justice that You Support Voter ID Laws

Explosive voter fraud video the Left doesn't want anyone to see.

Attorney General Eric Holder's Department of Justice is dragging states (Alabama, Texas, and South Carolina) through litigation over their voter ID laws. Meanwhile the state of Arizona just had their tougher voter ID laws upheld by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. Given these scenarios it is obvious Holder is using his authority and position in an attempt to prevent tougher voter ID Laws from being implemented in this election year.

Holder isn't alone. The Left is actively demonizing efforts to thwart voter fraud calling them racist, hate-filled efforts, and a particular burden on immigrants, students, the elderly, and poor.

Showing proper identification by U.S citizens is commonplace: from making credit purchases to coaching a little league team to gaining access into buildings and facilities -- identification is the norm -- not the exception! 

These politically motivated attacks by the DOJ are baseless and once again display Eric Holder's disrespect for the due process of elections and the integrity of election outcomes. Tell Eric Holder and Congress that voter ID requirements are legal, just and critical to insure the accuracy of our elections.

Sign Grassfire Nation's Voter ID Statement of Support to be delivered to The Department of Justice and Congress.    

The Statement of Support declares:
As a Citizen of the United States, I am declaring my support for more stringent voter ID laws for federal, state and local elections as a means of protecting and preserving the democratic process.

I am incensed that U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder would threaten legal action as a means of intimidating states that have enacted these tougher voter ID laws. Contrary to what Holder is saying, these laws are not racist, anti-elderly, or anti-poor, they are good, common sense solutions for protecting the democratic process. I urge Congress and the DOJ to support any and all Voter ID legislation, and to cease and desist from threatening states that are attempting to enact them.