Today’s AJC has a great letter to the editor that only asks the question:

Perdue not seeing straight on driver eye tests

Gov. Sonny Perdue wants to eliminate eye tests to shorten the lines at the Department of Motor Vehicle Safety (”Perdue sees shorter lines in cutting driver eye tests,” Page One, March 19). Why stop there? If we cut driver’s exams, the lines would get shorter still. Heck, why not do away with licenses and the lines entirely?

Be serious. Most drivers currently need to take an eye exam every eight years. Let’s add some examiners and ask people to keep giving 30 minutes of their time every eight years to help protect the safety of us all.

DAVID MONDE, Atlanta

The answer is obvious. The governor’s ultimate goal is to do away with licenses. That way, once driver’s licenses become the only valid form of IDs shown at the polls, nobody would have anything to show. Therefore, the incumbents win by default!