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Posted by bingbong on Sat Jul 28 10:10:25 2012, in response to Re: How many lives did this man potentially save?, posted by Dave on Sat Jul 28 07:29:24 2012. You're confusing me with someone that cares. I showed you my information. That's about as far as I care to take it, what I read is fine with me. But let's think about this.Given their only approach to fiscal problems is budget cutting I could see him closing DMV offices. There are serious fiscal problems. In cutting the DMV offices,they probably cut the web designer,or shuffled the work onto an already overworked designer in another department. Websites can languish for years, unchanged untouched. It's also an election year. Texas is attempting to disenfranchise voters through a law requiring ID to vote. The only place most can get acceptable ID is DMV. So in order to increase difficulty for a voter (who probably would not vote republican) closing DMV offices would be the best way to serve the governors political interests. (I'm not the first to make this call, BTW, and it's among the reasons that law is in Federal court) |
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