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In reply to the discussion: Texas: 95-year-old World War II Veteran says his mail-in ballot application has been denied twice [View all]

Historic NY

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1. He should put the number Uncle Sam gave him...
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Thu Jan 27, 2022, 09:12 PM
Jan 2022

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when he was in the service. They can check that.

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Texas: 95-year-old World War II Veteran says his mail-in ballot application has been denied twice [View all] Norbert Jan 2022 OP
He should put the number Uncle Sam gave him... Historic NY Jan 2022 #1
Nope, a boatload of those WW11 records burned up Brother Buzz Jan 2022 #15
His serial number will generate an enlistment no the records but the enlistment Historic NY Jan 2022 #16
It sounds like he has an age discrimination case. femmedem Jan 2022 #2
No immunity for anyone. Any means necessary. czarjak Jan 2022 #3
I don't recall giving either of those numbers when I registered to vote in 1967 (had to be 21 to LoisB Jan 2022 #4
This sounds to me like Deuxcents Jan 2022 #5
The law was written by idiots who can't imagine that the voter registration process may have ... Jim__ Jan 2022 #6
Yes..yes..we agree Deuxcents Jan 2022 #7
Hey, I had one person who asked me why I didn't have a social security number prior to the SWBTATTReg Jan 2022 #8
Hmmm. I hope this nice old man becomes the "poster child" for voting rights in Texas... Hekate Jan 2022 #9
That's one time more than I was denied DFW Jan 2022 #10
Dems in TX get on this NOW! Samrob Jan 2022 #11
K&R Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jan 2022 #12
Just maybe this WWII vet should get a meeting with two senators WV and AZ and ask them a question... turbinetree Jan 2022 #13
Can he just re-register? TheFarseer Jan 2022 #14
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