To protect a $100 pasta pass, the chain requires one name, one passholder, and one valid photo ID. No ID, no fettuccine.
Yet in Democrat-run election systems, asking for the same basic verification to protect the presidency is treated like Jim Crow with marinara sauce. That is the absurdity.
Breadsticks get chain of custody. Ballots get excuses. A restaurant knows fraud prevention is common sense. Washington pretends it is oppression. [Luthmann]
Good Night, Patriots!
1 comment:
When did eating Olive Garden pasta become a constitutional right?
Otherwise, another great analogy here!
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