O'reilly regularly says that when he votes he has to show ID. NY has no ID law to vote.

[hrmjustin]

When is someone going to call this liar out on this/

[unblock]

1. i presume he votes for jack daniels?

[Scootaloo]

2. He thinks going to the adult cinema is voting

Either way he goes into a booth and fantasizes about someone getting fucked

[nadinbrzezinski]

3. Well truthfully I had to show my passport ONCE

which was an ilegal challenge and I called the registrar after that. Surprising and shocking I know, but that woman has not worked the polls since.

I think that O'Reilly is a bald faced liar, but that is just me.

[abelenkpe]

4. OMG o'Reily isn't truthful?

I would pay money to someone call him out on that and more.

[hrmjustin]

5. Nobody challenges him on this and i hope that...

...someone finally does.

[FarLeftFist]

6. I live in NY and never had to show an ID, walk in, they ask your name, turn to page & sign

[hrmjustin]

7. me too

[Journeyman]

8. That's it in California, too . . .

Though for year's now, I've voted absentee, which only requires me to receive my mail and sign the envelope when I return my ballots.

[KatChatter]

9. I have been voting since 1979 and over the years have voted in 7 different states

and twice overseas and not once I ever been asked for ID. I lived in big places and small places and it is the same every time, non descript white guy coming to vote, he is ok. I moved to my latest abode (new state) in Jan 06 and was voting by 4/06 in local elections, never once asked for ID, even when I registered.

White privilege does have its advantages.

[leftynyc]

10. Been voting in NY since 1978

In Rockland County, Brooklyn, now Westchester county - I have NEVER had to show ID and would challenge it immediately and call the police if necessary. Bill is full of shit.

But they don't just hand you a ballot either - I give my name and address and sign the book once they locate it. The 2010 election was the first to use optical scans and I frankly missed my big clunky booth with the very satisfying clank when the curtain opened and closed.

[ejpoeta]

12. I miss it too! When I voted for Obama in 2008 I took my now 6 year old in with me

and let her pull the handle. I miss that machine. It was confusing finding the people I was looking for on there, but I still prefer it to the fill in the bubble thing.

[ejpoeta]

11. I know I have never had to show ID to vote. Just sign the paper

my signature is right next to where I sign. Only time I was not sure if they would let me vote was when I got married and changed my name. But they did. It's not hard to compare signatures which they can do right there.

[alphafemale]

13. Well, we know he shows his ass everytime he goes on TV. nt

[tanyev]

14. He probably never has his voter registration card.

[Habibi]

15. They only ask him, and it's just to piss him off.

[dembotoz]

16. because with out his makeup he is really uglier

if possible

[meaculpa2011]

17. I don't have to show an ID when I vote...

but I did have to show one to register. I then signed an ID card. When I sign in to vote, the poll worker checks my signature against my registration card. So technically, in New York, you do have to show ID to vote.

[HopeHoops]

18. Maybe he's pulling a Coulterbeast and voting in the wrong state. D'OH! VOTER FRAUD!

[cthulu2016]

19. He just wants to make sure everyone knows he's Bill O'Reilly

"Tht's okay sir... we don't need to see your ID. Yes, it's a lovely picture, but we don't need to see it..."