Commentary The prevailing narrative about why America should not institute voter identification requirements in all 50 states is the notion that it would unduly disenfranchise millions of voters who, supposedly, don’t have and are unable to obtain a valid form of ID. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) published a report alleging 21 million Americans do not have identification. The report also cites the left-leaning Brennan Center for Justice, which purported that as many as 25 percent of blacks lack government-issued ID, compared to just 8 percent of whites. This disparity has been used to frame an election security issue as a civil rights issue. But, America should rest easy knowing that—like many other challenges we’ve faced—this too can be overcome. Because if there’s one thing this era of pandemic hysteria has taught us, it’s that there’s no problem the U.S. government isn’t willing to throw cash at. An apparent …