Yep, Enough Said.

This picture was taken of Senator Lindsey Graham touring Iraq's former Ba'ath party head quarters. Graham was misinformed as to the purpose of his visit considering he thought he was being taken on a tour of Iraq's bathhouse districts. He was there to show his support to the repressed gay populace of Iraq for which there are many. When Graham found he he was not going to be partaking in the cultural exchange of bathhousing he was quoted as saying "FIDDLE STICKS!". This is what prompted him to support a national ID card for the United States.

"The uphill effort to pass a bill is being led by Sens. Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) and Lindsey Graham (R., S.C.), who plan to meet with President Barack Obama as soon as this week to update him on their work.

The biggest objections to the biometric cards may come from privacy advocates, who fear they would become de facto national ID cards that enable the government to track citizens.

“It is fundamentally a massive invasion of people’s privacy,” said Chris Calabrese, legislative counsel for the American Civil Liberties Union. “We’re not only talking about fingerprinting every American, but keeping their DNA on file, background, banking information, and treating ordinary Americans like criminals in order to work. We’re also talking about a card that would quickly spread from work to voting to travel to pretty much every aspect of American life that requires identification.”