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national I.D. card Voter Eligibility Verification Act 12 February 1998 1998 Ron Paul 10:4 Mr. Speaker, clearly we are heading for the day when American citizens cannot work, go to school, have a child, or even exercise their right to vote without presenting what, in effect, is quickly becoming a national I.D. card. national I.D. card Voter Eligibility Verification Act 12 February 1998 1998 Ron Paul 10:5 National I.D. cards are trademarks of totalitarian governments, not constitutional republics. I’m sure all of us have seen a movie depicting life in a fascist or communist country where an official of the central state demands to see a citizen’s papers. Well the Founders of the Republic would be horrified if they knew that the Republic they created had turned into an overbearing leviathan where citizens had to present their “papers” containing a valid government identification number before getting a job or voting. national I.D. card Freedom And Privacy Restoration Act 15 July 1998 1998 Ron Paul 75:4 My fellow colleagues, make no doubt about this, this is a national I.D. card. We do not need it. Please join me in an effort to stop it. national I.D. card Child Custody Protection Act 15 July 1998 1998 Ron Paul 77:5 It is ironic that if this bill is passed into law, it will go into effect at approximately the same time that the Department of Transportation will impose a National I.D. card on all Americans. This bill only gives the Federal Government and big government proponents one more reason to impose the National I.D. card on all of us. So be prepared to show your papers as you travel about the U.S. You may be transporting a teenager. national I.D. card Congress Relinquishing The Power To Wage War 2 February 1999 1999 Ron Paul 4:39 Although the voters in the 1990’s have cried out for a change in direction and demanded a smaller, less intrusive government, the attack on privacy by the Congress, the administration and the courts has, nevertheless, accelerated. Plans have now been laid or implemented for a national I.D. card, a national medical data bank, a data bank on individual MDs, deadbeat dads, intrusive programs monitoring our every financial transaction, while the Social Security number has been established as the universal identifier. national I.D. card Congress Relinquishing The Power To Wage War 2 February 1999 1999 Ron Paul 4:49 I have never heard of a proposal to promote the national I.D. card or anything short of this for any reasons other than a good purpose. Essentially all those who vote to allow the continual erosion of our privacy and other constitutional rights never do it because they consciously support a tyrannical government; it is always done with good intentions. national I.D. card Congress Relinquishing The Power To Wage War 2 February 1999 1999 Ron Paul 4:54 The national I.D. card is needed, it is said, to detect illegal aliens, yet all Americans will need it to open up a bank account, get a job, fly on an airplane, see a doctor, go to school or drive a car. national I.D. card National Identification Card Bad Idea For America 23 June 1999 1999 Ron Paul 64:1 Mr. PAUL. Mr. Speaker, the American people strongly oppose the instituting of a national identification card. The authority was given for a national I.D. card in 1996. I have been working very hard to try to repeal this authority. national I.D. card National Identification Card Bad Idea For America 23 June 1999 1999 Ron Paul 64:2 Today, we would have had an opportunity under the transportation bill to repeal this authority and to prevent a national I.D. card from coming into existence. national I.D. card National Identification Card Bad Idea For America 23 June 1999 1999 Ron Paul 64:4 It was never intended that the Social Security number would be the universal, national identifier. It is given to a child at birth and one cannot even be buried without it. So the national I.D. card, when instituted, will be used for everything: To get on an airplane, to get a job, open up a bank account; whatever we want to do, we will have to show our papers. Texas Straight Talk from 20 December 1996 to 23 June 2008 (573 editions) are included in this Concordance. Texas Straight Talk after 23 June 2008 is in blog form on Rep. Pauls Congressional website and is not included in this Concordance. Remember, not everything in the concordance is Ron Pauls words. Some things he quoted, and he added some newspaper and magazine articles to the Congressional Record. Check the original speech to see. |