Early voting is a good idea

Early voting starts today in Texas and I am heading to the polls to beat the crowd. I usually wait until the official Tuesday but the lines will be long and emotions high, those two factors don't go well together. Just saying......

You got that right. Avoid the riots lol.

No problem here...we all vote the same....rural areas tend to be that way in PA...unfortunately Pittsburgh, Philly and Harrisburg carry the vote....why I call it a Rural Raping of America....I need a T-Shirt.....you heard it here first folks....

Isn't that the truth. :rolling

early or late we must vote but we need a lot more choices......................

As expected we had a disturbance in line at the early voting center where my wife and I went to vote. A woman was wearing a tee shirt displaying her love of one of our presidential candidates. In Texas you can not display campaign material (for or against) with in 200 feet of a polling center. She was about to enter the building before she was noticed and asked to cover up or remove the shirt, failure to do so and she would not be allowed to vote. Well need less to say all hell broke loose, she was yelling and screaming "its a free country, I can wear what I want" "don't touch me" and on and on. Pushing and shoving and making an ass of herself. In the end someone gave her a sweater to cover up the tee shirt and she was allowed to vote. Oh I forgot the crowd was chanting LOCK HER UP, LOCK HER UP. this was only the first day.......

It was discovered that one certain party is paying people to do that lol... I think that's a federal law that applies everywhere so I agree, lock her up. :rolling

motor12 wrote: As expected we had a disturbance in line at the early voting center where my wife and I went to vote. A woman was wearing a tee shirt displaying her love of one of our presidential candidates. In Texas you can not display campaign material (for or against) with in 200 feet of a polling center. She was about to enter the building before she was noticed and asked to cover up or remove the shirt, failure to do so and she would not be allowed to vote. Well need less to say all hell broke loose, she was yelling and screaming "its a free country, I can wear what I want" "don't touch me" and on and on. Pushing and shoving and making an ass of herself. In the end someone gave her a sweater to cover up the tee shirt and she was allowed to vote. Oh I forgot the crowd was chanting LOCK HER UP, LOCK HER UP. this was only the first day.......

Hilarious....wish I was there

Trouty56 wrote:

motor12 wrote: As expected we had a disturbance in line at the early voting center where my wife and I went to vote. A woman was wearing a tee shirt displaying her love of one of our presidential candidates. In Texas you can not display campaign material (for or against) with in 200 feet of a polling center. She was about to enter the building before she was noticed and asked to cover up or remove the shirt, failure to do so and she would not be allowed to vote. Well need less to say all hell broke loose, she was yelling and screaming "its a free country, I can wear what I want" "don't touch me" and on and on. Pushing and shoving and making an ass of herself. In the end someone gave her a sweater to cover up the tee shirt and she was allowed to vote. Oh I forgot the crowd was chanting LOCK HER UP, LOCK HER UP. this was only the first day.......

Hilarious....wish I was there

yeah me too......I need a GOOD Laugh..................