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As a parody, it would be priceless.

With its upcoming opening, the Obama Presidential Center Museum in Chicago is requiring photo identification of visitors who want to qualify for free or reduced-price admission — making it a veritable monument to a leader of the American political party that’s dead set against voter ID.

But it isn’t parody at all — it’s a reality that shines a spotlight on Democratic hypocrisy.

“Someone make this make sense,” as one user wrote on the social media platform X.

Someone make this make sense. To get into the Obama Center, you need an Illinois driver’s license, state ID, or Chicago CityKey card to receive discounted or free admission. But you don’t need any of the above to enter the voting booth. https://t.co/sFPx4s6AtV — Jen (@IlliniJen) April 6, 2026

Someone make this make sense.

To get into the Obama Center, you need an Illinois driver’s license, state ID, or Chicago CityKey card to receive discounted or free admission.

But you don’t need any of the above to enter the voting booth. https://t.co/sFPx4s6AtV

— Jen (@IlliniJen) April 6, 2026

The mammoth museum is due to open in June, but it’s already generating backlash over a policy that’s basically the polar opposite of the Democrats’ unified opposition to proposed federal laws that would require photo identification to register and vote.

The museum will offer free admission on Tuesdays to those with a photo identification as well as some proof of Illinois residency. On the other six days of the week, it will offer reduced-price admission to Illinois residents — who must have photo identification to prove they’re Illinois residents.

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