Ever notice how the left loves to use the term “papers” when what they really mean is “identification?” That’s because you really can’t manage life in the modern world without some government-issued identification, which for most people takes the form of a state-issued driver’s license or state ID card. But while “identification” sounds innocuous, “papers” conjures up the notion of some bristle-headed secret policeman in a Hugo Boss-designed black uniform holding out his hand and barking, “Papiere, bitte.”
That’s dishonest, of course, and on Sunday, when “Meet the Press” host Kristen Welker tried to deflect the president with the “papers” argument, he quickly steered the conversation back over the target.
“Should lawful residents of this country start carrying paperwork with them when they leave their homes?”@POTUS: “I don’t think that’ll be necessary —…
