Comments on: States say no (and yes) to Real ID before May deadline

Even though some states like Oklahoma have sworn not to adopt the controversial Real ID Act, they're still asking for a compliance extension. Why?

[warisoverifyouwantit!]

Real ID Is Real F**kin' Lame!

I don't know about you guys, but I don't think we should let these Nazis get away with this sh*t! Man, I wish Hunter S. Thompson was still alive... I'd go knock on his door and see if he'd come on down to the whitehouse with me and then we'd take care of sh*t! Hoo boy! (PS. please don't respond if you have any kind of intellectual comment in regards to my unintellectual response to this article, unless of course you are on the side of those who fight to maintain American autonomy. Down with the Matrix! They can take our driver's license, but they can never take... our freedom!!)

[hadeats]

one stop ID theft shop

it's ironic that while a citizen from illinois is headed to the white house occupancy, South Carolina is about to draw a line in the sand to defend states rights against an overbearing and repressive federal government. We have went through this before.
while i am undoubtly a patriot with 3 tours of duty in vietnam to so called "stop communism from spreading to that country ". i am intelligent enough to not sacrifice my body nor my sons for the biggest liar in the world, in his mentally deranged occupation of muslem nations. but i can afford and am prepared to go to south Carolina and defend states rights at whatever costs. ditto for my precious sons. americas enemys must be confronted and stopped whether from germany, japan, or washington dc, the last 3 foreign nations that have threatened the freedom and security of the united states

[hilly7]

Don't Surprize Me

It does not surprize me. At some point, the people will have to either stand and be counted, or shut up and obey. As long as people think there is a difference between Republicans and Democrats ... we have lost our country.