PolitiFact confirmed that Illinois residents must show photo ID to receive a discounted ticket at the Obama Presidential Center — the same requirement Democrats call racist for voter ID laws.
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PolitiFact rated 'false' the claim that the Obama Presidential Center requires photo ID — but then confirmed that Illinois residents need a photo ID to receive the local discount. Bongino's point: Democrats demand ID for discounts but oppose it for voting.
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