Dumb stupid judge

Identity Theft of the Worst Kind

A Georgia judge has issued a restraining order blocking Georgia's voter ID law, just two weeks before primary elections are held.    Superior Court Judge Melvin Westmoreland  ruled that requiring photos as proof of identity is an unconstitutional burden. The law requires that every voter who casts a ballot in person provide a valid, government-issued photo ID. The state made such IDs available throughout the state, but former Georgia Gov. Roy Barnes, a Democrat, argued in court Thursday on behalf of two residents that the law would keep poor, elderly and minority voters from the polls. The original Georgia law was struck down by a federal judge because ''it amounted to a poll tax.''  The legislature responded, and the photos are now free, and easily attainable.  Hell, the photographer will come to you if you can't do it on your own.  Just a few days ago I commented on two commie gringas who somehow became Mexixan election observers.  One gushed enthusiastically over the simple and elegant voting procedure. ''There is a voter ID Card with photo which is compared to the photo in the master voting book.'' That struck me as hypocritical, at the least, since these same people are violently opposed to the same safeguards being implemented in their own country.  But, with their own fat out of the fire, common sense was allowed to rear its seldom seen head in this instance.  The complainant in the GA case,  Donkey Boy Roy Barnes, is so transparent in his argument that we see his underpants' stainage.  Why would  a photo ID requirement keep anyone from voting?  That's right -  if the photo isn't that of the voter.  I don't know if this judge is a political hack, or just a nincompoop, but this is ridiculous.  THE SOLUTION Liberals have for several years pushed the use of  ''jury nullification,'' where jurors simply ignore the law when considering guilt or innocence.  I'm suggesting that it's time for Judicial nullification, whereby any legislative and executive branch, acting in concert, can simply ignore the whims of a few jokers in black robes.  I'm sure there is 100% agreement on this point.  Right?