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It is relatively simple, without sacrificing the enjoyment of living for 'today' and even at moderate incomes, to retire as a millionaire or multi-millionaire, if you focus on that goal consistently from a young age. It is also simple to ensure that your child or grandchild retires rich. It merely requires a one time gift of just $2,000 invested wisely and the passage of time. Please read my first post on this blog to learn more.


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Friday, April 16, 2021

Proof that Voter ID Is Not A Problem

 Proof that Voter ID Is Not A Problem

Given that you need ID to do any of the following, voter ID requirements are not a problem and indeed a necessity to prevent voter fraud:

1. Apply for and collect government welfare.

2. Apply for and collect food stamps.

3. Obtain a social security card.

4. Collect social security benefits.

5. Collect Medicaid benefits.

6. Get a Medicare card and collect Medicare benefits.

7. Get married.

8. See a doctor or dentist or hospital.

9. Get a prescription filled; buy certain over the counter cold medicines.

10. Get a driver's license.

11. Get car, health, or life insurance.

12. Rent an apartment or house.

13. Buy a house or condo.

14. Buy alcohol or cigarettes

15. Buy a car, register a car, get a car inspected.

16. Rent a car.

17. Open a bank account, IRA, and brokerage account.

18. Apply for a credit or debit card.

19. Apply for a job.

20. Apply for unemployment benefits.

21. Apply for a mortgage, car loan, or any loan.

22. Get on an airplane.

23. Rent a hotel room.

24. Purchase a gun.

25. Adopt a pet.

26. Apply for a fishing or hunting license.

27. Buy a cell phone and get phone service.

28. Visit a casino.

29. Apply for utilities service for your apartment or home.

30. Join the military.

31. Register a child at school.

32. Rent a mature video.

33. Register for the military Draft (required within 30 days of turning 18).

34. Get internet service for your computer.

35. Legally hold a rally or protest.

36. Blood Donations.

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