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Old 04-04-2013, 10:50 AM
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Originally Posted by cmbdiesel View Post
Operative word in your statement - 'seems'
Believe that it 'seems' that way to you because you do not like Obama.
Did it 'seem' that way to you for Bush W or Reagan?

Here's how Mr. Obama stacks up against more recent Presidents, if he keeps pace with 168 vacation days over eight years. President George W. Bush took all or part of 297 days at his Texas ranch. Bill Clinton took 174 days at Martha's Vineyard and Jackson Hole, Wyoming, and Ronald Reagan vacationed 349 days at his California ranch over eight years.
How President Obama's vacation time stacks up - Hawaii News Now - KGMB and KHNL

Fake id can easily equate to felony impersonation.
Heck, even AZ is poised to make online impersonation a felony....
Guess there's a dozen where it is already.

According to the Arizona Republic, State Rep. Michelle Ugenti, (R-Scottsdale) will introduce a bill that would make it a felony to use another person’s name with the intention to “harm, defraud, intimidate or threaten,” including spoofing an e-mail or text with similar devious motives.
Arizona set to make online impersonation a felony | Ars Technica

If someone were to use a fake ID, get served alcohol, then kill someone behind the wheel, who do you think the lawsuits would be aimed at?
The person with the fake ID, or the business which served them?
Certainly meets the criteria of 'harm'.
you are reaching with the felony thing now..... I guess you didnt have or know friends that had fake id growing up? Sort of an AMerican tradition. before you ask, I did not have one, but was over six feet tall in middle school and lived in a state where few places GAS how old you were regarding alcohol...
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