re: #12 SoCaroLion

Yes, I did, in fact, raise the ACA. However, I never mentioned - and therefore - never debated the merits or benefits of the ACA, only the government imposed tax penalty associated with not buying health insurance.

I used it in order to pose a question asking why people enthusiastically support one monetarily expensive government imposition (ACA tax penalty) and decry another virtually free one (Voter ID).

Because they are completely unlike each other in every way.

Seriously, this makes as much sense as asking “Why are those damn liberals in favor of spending money on education, but not in favor of spending money on building churches?”

Voter ID is not ‘virtually free’. in time and actual money, it costs. Yet you keep dishonestly presenting it in this way. Please stop, it makes you look as though you’re simply willing to misstate the facts because of partisan zeal.