Moultrie Observer

Opinion

February 26, 2013

DMV: The adventure

MOULTRIE — Dear editor:

The Terrorist Act enacted while Mr. George W. Bush was our president was a law that did not seem to affect my rights as a U.S. citizen.

But the DMV office in Thomasville told me today that I wold be required to prove certain things before I could qualify for a Georgia driver’s license.

The DMV office said your veterans license is not a credible credential. (The Georgia State Legislature issued to veterans a drivers license for service to our country and the State of Georgia.)

I do believe a veteran’s word carries more weight than an act passed by our U.S. Congress, dealing with illegal aliens or one or more deceptive terrorists who can outwit the law on any given date.

If the ACLU really cared or my congressmen really cared about my civil rights, this Terrorist Law would never have reached committee, let alone the president’s office for his signature. Mad and upset.

Term limits will return some power to “we the people.”



Tom Rogers

Moultrie

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