Still doesn’t change the fact that photo ID for voting is a common sense idea and the only people against it are fans of fraud.

No, the people who are against it aren't "fans of fraud." They're people who don't want citizens that lack ID to be prohibited from voting.

I mean, even if you're a total cynic about all this and think Democrats care about nothing other than their own power - the effect of these laws on fraudulent voting is super super-tiny compared to the effect on citizens who get pushed out of the vote. It's just numbers. The people who are citizens but who lack the specific documents to prove citizenship number in the tens of millions; the people who might be voting while here unlawfully is going to be 0.0001 of that, at most. You don't have to be a "fan of fraud" to be really concerned about the former number, which is going to have a vastly greater impact on election outcomes than the latter.

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