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More gaslighting. Getting an ID is not hard. All 50 states issue "non-driver" state identification cards, which serve the same identification functions as a driver's license. Some states offer them free for seniors, veterans, low-income people, or in certain circumstances.

Yet the "SAVE" doesn't allow driver's licenses to be used if your birth certificate doesn't match your current name. And if I have to pay extra to get documentation, that's a poll tax!!

Anything involving the DMV is very hard.

Ah. Cherub. You should read the Save Act. All the words. Even the big ones. It disenfranchises people whose names don’t match their birth certificates - you know, married women and others. It doesn’t accept the nonNow that I think about it, J.D. Vance might have a little problem, too.

That is BS. Most married woman I know have access to their marriage license, which shows the name change. If not, it's easy enough to get a copy from the state/county where you were married; for most, it can even be done online. Married women are not stupid; they know how to do this.

This show ‘The Newsroom’ is some of the best writing out there. Trust me. This series is as good as it gets. Writer Aaron Sorkin knows how to put pen to paper. Brilliance x 100.