Trump, who for months has sowed unsubstantiated doubt about the integrity of mail-in votes, has also made baseless claims of widespread fraud in the presidential race in Georgia.

Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and his staff have vehemently rebuffed those claims, stating unequivocally that there is no evidence of systemic errors or fraud in last month’s election. Yet Raffensperger and Gov. Brian Kemp, both Republicans who have been publicly lambasted by Trump, have joined the push to require a photo ID for absentee voting.

“Voters casting their ballots in person must show a photo ID, and we should consider applying that same standard to mail-in balloting,” Kemp said in remarks streamed live online.

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Georgia GOP seeks mail-in ballot changes after Biden’s win (Goes to NBC Scottsbluff)

Republicans want to require a photo ID

So how does that work, particularly for deployed military personnel, diplomats, and people living overseas? Does the GOP want to disenfranchise them again?

Raffensberger isn’t any sort of hero for claiming there was no fraud in Georgia’s election, then turning around and saying “we need voter ID”