Driving is not a Privilege. Driving is a Right.

Ed Pirrero wrote:
> proffsl wrote:
> > Ed Pirrero wrote:
> > >
> > > Those who post using their real names at least have that
> > > amount of courage. They are willing to sign their names
> > > to their opinions. Those who hide behind pseudonyms
> > > lack that courage. And thus, lose credibility.
> >
> > The issue isn't who you think I am.
>
> I don't care who you are. So put that strawman away.
>
> > Those who post off issue lose credibility.
>
> LOL. That's a rich one. What a tool you are.

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i am doing research for a college english class paper on driver
licensing. i am trying to find out if there is a definite law or
policy that gives the states the rigt to determine the requirements for
a driver's license. I am fairly sure that it has to be written
somewhere in US law that the states determine those requirements. Does
anyone know where this is if it exists?

eahagan wrote:
> i am doing research for a college english class paper on driver
> licensing. i am trying to find out if there is a definite law or
> policy that gives the states the rigt to determine the requirements for
> a driver's license. I am fairly sure that it has to be written
> somewhere in US law that the states determine those requirements. Does
> anyone know where this is if it exists?

The 9th amendment to the US constitution reserves ALL areas of law to
the states except those listed in Article 1, Section 8.