Want to make the regular season relevant? 10-team playoff (every conference champ) with first round byes for the top 2 ranked teams. No at-large. Win your conference or you’re out. The drama would be delicious!
Love people on this platform who can’t handle honest debate or difference of opinion so they make some final, rude comment then immediately block you so you can’t respond. So mature.
With the exception of anything Trump does or says, is there anything that has stirred up more anger and hatred on X as the resurrection of the PAC12 conference?
Because it is minimal. It’s called being an adult. Having a copy of your birth certificate is something everyone should have, for multiple reasons. Most women are smart enough to know this and don’t need you defending them.
My favorite part about X is people who post incorrect info, engage with you until you prove them wrong, then call you horrible names and immediately block you so you can’t respond.
You’re correct - I had to choose between my passport or my birth certificate. The only things that showed my citizenship. Don’t tell me I didn’t because I was there and you weren’t
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Agree. At the G6 level there’s just not much to gain by that much geographic separation. When the next big shakeup occurs they will have options in the Midwest/East so they’re not staying in the PAC. Our best bet is to lure a couple more MW teams, or hope Cal/Stanford come back
Just stop. My wife got a Real ID and passport with no issue. Just needed a birth certificate and marriage license. And she didn’t need anyone’s help either!
This isn’t rocket science. These things are readily available to everyone.
It’s not a “women and minorities” thing. The focus on married women is to do with the fact that the bill does not mention marriage certificates as proof of name change which will cause issues.
If it’s so simple, there wouldn’t be a $45 “get out” option for real ID to travel.
Voting is not the same as registering to vote. And yes, I have read it.
You’re wrong no matter how slowwwly you say it.
A simple search of the Save Act Bill will show you the requirements to vote.
While the SAVE Act requires "documentary proof of United States citizenship" to register to vote, most state-issued REAL ID-compliant driver's licenses do not indicate citizenship status.
For a REAL ID to be valid under the proposed act, it must specifically indicate that the applicant is a citizen of the United States.
•Limited "Enhanced" Licenses: Only a few states (such as Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Vermont, and Washington) offer "enhanced" driver's licenses that show citizenship status.
Other Required Documents:
In most states, residents would need to present additional documentation to prove citizenship, such as a U.S. passport, a birth certificate, or a naturalization certificate.
