Most
Americans, when asked for a photo ID, will pull out a driver's
license and not think twice about it. We have to show proof of our
identity when we drink, when we drive, and when we fly.
Identification can also be required to rent a movie, borrow a book,
or write a check. So why shouldn't we be required to show a photo
ID to vote? That's the question presently before the U.S. Supreme
Court.