Election Day in America 2016 - Voter Intimidation & Suppression has begun by Trump supporters

[Watcher]

Trump supporters accused of intimidating voters in Florida as they wave Confederate flags in parade of cars and trucks outside early polling stations

• At least a dozen vehicles were seen waving Confederate flags in Florida
• The trucks and vehicles drove by several early polling stations on Monday
• Incident was caught on camera by a volunteer poll observer who posted it to Facebook and believes it was a form of 'voter intimidation'
• In the short clip, the Donald Trump supporters can be heard honking and shouting at individuals entering the polling station

In an apparent attempt to intimidate voters, at least a dozen trucks and other vehicles were caught on video parading around early polling stations in Florida waving Confederate flags.

All of the vehicles were outfitted with the American and Confederate flag along with other flags that read: 'Trump for president.'

The incident was caught on camera by John Zaccaro, Jr, who was volunteering as a poll observer in Florida, according to his sister Donna Ullman.

In an apparent attempt to intimidate voters, at least a dozen trucks and other vehicles were caught on video parading around early polling stations in Florida waving Confederate flags

Ullman posted the video on Facebook along with several photos of the Confederate-flag wielding motorcade on Monday.

She wrote that her brother was 'seeing blatant voter intimidation and suppression efforts'.

In the short clip, the Donald Trump supporters can be heard honking and shouting at individuals entering the polling station.

The incident was caught on camera by John Zaccaro, Jr, who was volunteering as a poll observer in Florida, according to his sister Donna Ullman. She wrote that her brother was 'seeing blatant voter intimidation and suppression efforts'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...y-polling-stations-Florida.html#ixzz4PQ4wqWmh

 

[Watcher]

The people that will help rule the country with a Trump win.

Back to the future: Trump eyes Giuliani (72) and Gingrich (73) for top White House jobs if he sweeps to victory

• Donald Trump is reportedly eyeing two of his top surrogates - Rudy Giuliani and Newt Gingrich - for big league White House jobs
• Reporting from NBC News suggests that Trump could pick Giuliani as attorney general and Gingrich as secretary of state
• The network also reported that Trump is considering Republican National Committee chair Reince Priebus for chief of staff

NBC News is reporting that Trump is eyeing former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani for attorney general and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich to be secretary of state.

Giuliani, age 72, who helped get New York through 9/11 and Gingrich, 73, who led congressional Republicans through the Bill Clinton years, have resurfaced as major GOP political players after having both run unsuccessfully for president in 2008 and 2012, respectively.

Donald Trump could be enlisting two of his top surrogates for big jobs in the administration: Newt Gingrich (left) as secretary of state and Rudy Giuliani (right) as attorney general


NBC reported that Trump's team is considering Lt. Gen Michael Flynn for defense secretary.

Flynn's appointment, however, would need a congressional waiver, as Flynn hasn't been out of the military for the mandated seven years.

Additionally, NBC says that Trump is looking at his finance chair, Steve Mnuchin, as a potential treasury secretary, along with the Republican National Committee's finance chair Lew Eisenberg for commerce secretary.

In a show of how closely the RNC was actually working with Trump, RNC chairman Reince Priebus is actually being considered to be Trump's chief of staff.

Priebus has stayed firmly on Trump's side since the billionaire businessman got the nomination and has been instrumental in helping the campaign put together a heavy duty data operation.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...bs-sweeps-victory-tomorrow.html#ixzz4PQ68T9Oa

 

[Watcher]

Maine Gov. LePage accused of voter intimidation `
fake advisories targeted millennial voters at Bates

Maine Gov. Paul LePage is being accused of intimidating college students by saying students who vote in Tuesday’s election will be investigated to make sure they follow state law.

The Republican governor’s comment comes after officials at a private liberal arts college in Lewiston said fliers distributed on campus with incorrect information about residency and fees are a "deliberate attempt at voter suppression."

The orange fliers were found at numerous dorms at Bates College as well. It’s unclear who was responsible for the fliers.

The leaflets say to register to vote in the city, students must pay to change their driver's licenses to a Lewiston address "within 30 days." They also say students must pay "hundreds of dollars" to re-register vehicles and do not give a timeframe.

Democratic Secretary of State Matt Dunlap said the information is false and said enrolled students living in the community can vote. State law doesn't require a Maine driver's license to vote, and establishing residency for voting doesn't mean you have to pay any fees or taxes.

"You don't pay for a right," Dunlap said. Any individual who declares Maine residency must follow rules like vehicle registration, but that process is completely separate from voter registration.

Dunlap said LePage's comments "inflame an atmosphere of doubt and fear among the voters."
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2016/11/08/maine-gov-lepage-accused-voter-intimidation.html

 

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[Aww Skeet Skeet!]

The people that will help rule the country with a Trump win.

Back to the future: Trump eyes Giuliani (72) and Gingrich (73) for top White House jobs if he sweeps to victory

• Donald Trump is reportedly eyeing two of his top surrogates - Rudy Giuliani and Newt Gingrich - for big league White House jobs
• Reporting from NBC News suggests that Trump could pick Giuliani as attorney general and Gingrich as secretary of state
• The network also reported that Trump is considering Republican National Committee chair Reince Priebus for chief of staff

NBC News is reporting that Trump is eyeing former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani for attorney general and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich to be secretary of state.

Giuliani, age 72, who helped get New York through 9/11 and Gingrich, 73, who led congressional Republicans through the Bill Clinton years, have resurfaced as major GOP political players after having both run unsuccessfully for president in 2008 and 2012, respectively.

Donald Trump could be enlisting two of his top surrogates for big jobs in the administration: Newt Gingrich (left) as secretary of state and Rudy Giuliani (right) as attorney general


NBC reported that Trump's team is considering Lt. Gen Michael Flynn for defense secretary.

Flynn's appointment, however, would need a congressional waiver, as Flynn hasn't been out of the military for the mandated seven years.

Additionally, NBC says that Trump is looking at his finance chair, Steve Mnuchin, as a potential treasury secretary, along with the Republican National Committee's finance chair Lew Eisenberg for commerce secretary.

In a show of how closely the RNC was actually working with Trump, RNC chairman Reince Priebus is actually being considered to be Trump's chief of staff.

Priebus has stayed firmly on Trump's side since the billionaire businessman got the nomination and has been instrumental in helping the campaign put together a heavy duty data operation.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...bs-sweeps-victory-tomorrow.html#ixzz4PQ68T9Oa

If this happens... I don't want to even think about it .

 

[MadWun]

In this day and age, how can anyone or anything intimidate you to vote???

This is just fear tactics.

So me seeing a car with the confederate flag is going to stop me from voting? FOH, and try again bitches.

It's 2016 not 1960

 

[Megatron X]

I don't care who gets in there. I'm in Brazil chillin. Fuck this election don't vote. But I would rather have trump in office cause niggaz operate better in blatant racism and white supremacy. How do you think Black Wall Streer was created? It wasn't because of a loving, liberal and welcoming white population.

 

[JamesATL]

please dont let him win.

 

[Mobilemannie]

My cousin is in line this morning. He said cacs in line chanting "lock her up" . SMH

I think they trying to incite violence at the polls.

We live in Alabama. It's not a battleground state. I can only imagine what is going on in Florida.

 

[TooTrilla]

In this day and age, how can anyone or anything intimidate you to vote???

This is just fear tactics.

So me seeing a car with the confederate flag is going to stop me from voting? FOH, and try again bitches.

It's 2016 not 1960

Niggas still scared down south.

 

[Watcher]

Woman dons a burka and poses as Huma Abedin in an attempt to vote as Clinton's aide and expose voter fraud

• A woman donned a 'full burka' and posed as Huma Abedin at the polls
• Video was created by Project Veritas, which released videos in October suggesting Democrats hired people to incite violence at Trump rallies
• Project Veritas, which claims to 'investigate and expose corruption', has repeatedly come under fire for its heavily edited videos
• In video released Monday, the Abedin imposter was given a paper ballot
• But a federal judge ruled that the New York City Board of Elections must provide affidavit ballots to voters whose names are not listed in rolls
• Video suggested voter fraud is rampant and easy to accomplish, but did not reveal that the paper ballots are verified before they are counted
• Trump has repeatedly said the election is being fixed against him
• While voter fraud may exist, experts say it is extremely difficult to do

A woman donned a 'full burka' and posed as longtime Clinton aide Huma Abedin at a New York City polling station in an attempt to prove the ease with which voter fraud is committed

The imposter is greeted by an election official who says that her 'name is not in the book'
In edited footage interspersed throughout the three-minute clip, a woman's voice can be heard talking to Alan Schulkin, Commissioner of the Board of Elections, at a holiday party in 2015, claiming that voter fraud would be easy to accomplish with the help of a burka.


Federal judge Nicholas Garaufis (pictured) signed a hand-written notice that requires the BOE in New York to actively disperse its new affidavit ballot policy

While the YouTube video title claims the woman wore a 'full burka', her face is shown at the beginning of the video in a hijab, and Abedin does not wear any religious garments.


Back at the polling station, the woman was eventually told by one official: 'Your name is not in the book. For some reason, it's not here, but that doesn't mean you can't vote by paper ballot. You just can't vote by machine.'

The impostor then asked: 'Okay, so I can vote today?'

The poll worker responded: 'By paper, yes.'

When she was finally handed a paper vote, the impostor pulled back and said she would return after making a call to her husband, Anthony, in a reference to the disgraced former Congressman Anthony Weiner, Abedin's real-life husband.


When Abedin's impostor was finally handed a paper vote, she pulled back and said she would return after making a call (pictured, Abedin)

In the video footage from the holiday party, Sculkin also talked about voter fraud and verified the woman's claims, saying: 'Your vote isn't really counting because they can go in there with a burka on and you don't know if they are a voter.'

Edited together, the video suggested voter fraud is rampant and easy to accomplish.

While voter fraud certainly exists, the 'experiment' was misleading, because paper ballots are then vetted against BOE records before they are actually counted.

So while the poll worker handed the Abedin impostor an affidavit ballot, it did not mean it would be automatically accepted, since paper ballots are verified against BOE records first.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-vote-Clinton-aide-s-seems.html#ixzz4PQGajih8

 

[sammyjax]

I don't care who gets in there. I'm in Brazil chillin. Fuck this election don't vote. But I would rather have trump in office cause niggaz operate better in blatant racism and white supremacy. How do you think Black Wall Streer was created? It wasn't because of a loving, liberal and welcoming white population.

Dumb ass nigga

 

[IT IS WHAT IT IS]

Dumb ass nigga

This is actually too complimentary Bruh...

 

[sammyjax]

This is actually too complimentary Bruh...

Truth.

 

[Watcher]

You should be giving the thread 5 stars XFactor. Your fellow Trump supporters are out early trying to steal the election

 

[Watcher]

"Massive scale" shut-down of polling places in districts known for suppressing black voters

When the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act, it meant that the 2016 presidential race would be the first one in 50 years without the fundamental protections the act promised, as a check against racist voter suppression.

The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights has just released a report documenting the closure of over 800 polling places in districts with historic records of suppressing black voters. Texas alone has shut down over 400 polls. In North Carolina, the combination of poll closures, short polling hours, and restrictions on early voting has led to four-hour voting lines and steep declines (16-17%) in black voter turnout.
http://boingboing.net/2016/11/07/massive-scale-shut-down-of.html

 

[CoTtOnMoUf]

I just voted this morning in one of the most critical voting districts in the Ohio electorate...
Cuyahoga county!

 

[mcguyver]

If a bunch of black folk did the samething with black panther flags they would call in the national guard and it would be national news.

 

[phanatic]

The people that will help rule the country with a Trump win.

Back to the future: Trump eyes Giuliani (72) and Gingrich (73) for top White House jobs if he sweeps to victory

• Donald Trump is reportedly eyeing two of his top surrogates - Rudy Giuliani and Newt Gingrich - for big league White House jobs
• Reporting from NBC News suggests that Trump could pick Giuliani as attorney general and Gingrich as secretary of state
• The network also reported that Trump is considering Republican National Committee chair Reince Priebus for chief of staff

NBC News is reporting that Trump is eyeing former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani for attorney general and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich to be secretary of state.

Giuliani, age 72, who helped get New York through 9/11 and Gingrich, 73, who led congressional Republicans through the Bill Clinton years, have resurfaced as major GOP political players after having both run unsuccessfully for president in 2008 and 2012, respectively.

Donald Trump could be enlisting two of his top surrogates for big jobs in the administration: Newt Gingrich (left) as secretary of state and Rudy Giuliani (right) as attorney general


NBC reported that Trump's team is considering Lt. Gen Michael Flynn for defense secretary.

Flynn's appointment, however, would need a congressional waiver, as Flynn hasn't been out of the military for the mandated seven years.

Additionally, NBC says that Trump is looking at his finance chair, Steve Mnuchin, as a potential treasury secretary, along with the Republican National Committee's finance chair Lew Eisenberg for commerce secretary.

In a show of how closely the RNC was actually working with Trump, RNC chairman Reince Priebus is actually being considered to be Trump's chief of staff.

Priebus has stayed firmly on Trump's side since the billionaire businessman got the nomination and has been instrumental in helping the campaign put together a heavy duty data operation.

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...bs-sweeps-victory-tomorrow.html#ixzz4PQ68T9Oa

Getting two old, out of touch, people to help make things better is logical to who?

 

[Watcher]

If a bunch of black folk did the samething with black panther flags they would call in the national guard and it would be national news.

It would be on loop.

 

[Watcher]

And Ballscout shows up to 1 star thread. Surprising

You like your voter suppression in the dark Ballscout.

 

[ballscout1]

And Ballscout shows up to 1 star thread. Surprising

You like your voter suppression in the dark Ballscout.

Yeah....some cars riding around with flags is really really scary...

I know you would piss your pants if you saw that and turn around and not vote.

 

[Watcher]

Yeah....some cars riding around with flags is really really scary...

I know you would piss your pants if you saw that and turn around and not vote.

Remember, in Illinois you can't wear your hate when you go vote.

 

[Mrfreddygoodbud]

Yeah....some cars riding around with flags is really really scary...

I know you would piss your pants if you saw that and turn around and not vote.

well that depends on where your are at.. if I seen a e.i aka euro invader, driving that in nyc.. I wouldnt even blink an eye..

if I seen that on a dirt road in mississippi thats a whole another ball game...

 

[ballscout1]

Remember, in Illinois you can't wear your hate when you go vote.

How original but your pussy ass would be intimidated by him too ...


Let me say good riddance to you now cause this your last day.

 

[xfactor]

OP might be the biggest coward on BGOL.

I'm almost certain he's voted for Trump multiple times, using the IDs of his dead grandfather and uncles.

OP is just a depolorable human being and after his candidate Trump loses, he can stop posting his bullshit for good.

Yeah....some cars riding around with flags is really really scary...

I know you would piss your pants if you saw that and turn around and not vote.

 

[sammyjax]

OP might be the biggest coward on BGOL.

I'm almost certain he's voted for Trump multiple times, using the IDs of his dead grandfather and uncles.

OP is just a depolorable human being and after his candidate Trump loses, he can stop posting his bullshit for good.

?

 

[Watcher]

OP might be the biggest coward on BGOL.

I'm almost certain he's voted for Trump multiple times, using the IDs of his dead grandfather and uncles.

OP is just a depolorable human being and after his candidate Trump loses, he can stop posting his bullshit for good.

Oh I'm the trump supporter now. Hmm, where did you learn that from.

Who you voting for XFactor?

 

[Watcher]

How original but your pussy ass would be intimidated by him too ...


Let me say good riddance to you now cause this your last day.

Feeling that Trump win coming huh

8 months you have downplayed every negative against republicans. If it's republicans cheating\voter supression\intemidation it's the democrats fault. You call them scared or lack of resolve.

You are a pussy republican who won't own up to who you are voting for. Be brave for one day in your life. Admit who you are. A white male republican

Today is your last day bitch.

 

[xfactor]

it won't be your man trump, I can guarantee that.

Who you voting for XFactor?

 

[Watcher]

Another historic step to decrimilizing Marijuana.

9 States Are Voting On Marijuana On Election Day. Here’s Where They Stand Right Now.
Follow along here as voters decide.

Arizona

Medical marijuana has been legal in Arizona since 2010, but the push for broader legalization has been seen as one of the marijuana movement’s toughest battles. For months, polls in the state have shown voters largely split on Proposition 205, with two of the most recent polls suggesting a very slim lead for voters in favor of legalization.

California

With the sixth-largest economy in the world and about 40 million residents, the marijuana legalization movement has held up California as one of its biggest prizes. It was the first state to establish a legal medical marijuana program about 20 years ago, and since then, about two dozen states have followed.

In 2010, the state had the opportunity to become the first state to legalize recreational marijuana, but voters ultimately rejected that ballot initiative.

For most of 2016, polls found high support for Proposition 64, with recent polls hovering at just below 60 percent in favor of allowing California to join the ranks of Colorado, the District of Columbia, and three other Pacific states ―Washington, Oregon and Alaska ― in legalizing marijuana for recreational purposes.

Maine

Maine has been a leader on marijuana policy for decades, and has been in a good position to roll back prohibition on the East Coast. In 1976, the state legislature voted to decriminalize possession of small amounts of weed, and in 1999, voters approved marijuana for medical use.

The latest polling on Question 1, a measure to legalize retail sales and recreational use statewide, placed support at around 50 percent, with nearly 10 percent of likely voters still undecided.

Massachusetts

The latest polls showed growing support for a measure to legalize marijuana in Massachusetts, leading advocates to see it as one of the most likely states to do so.

More than 60 percent of likely voters supported Question 4, according to one recent survey, with 34 percent opposed. Voters in Massachusetts previously approved medical marijuana in 2012 by a similar margin, four years after a successful 2008 effort to decriminalize possession of small amounts of weed.

Nevada

Recent Nevada polls showed support for Question 2 hovering around 50 percent, making it more of a nail-biter for proponents of marijuana legalization. Supporters of the measure include multiple Democratic state lawmakers and some unions, while opponents include a group of Republican state lawmakers.

Las Vegas casino billionaire Sheldon Adelson almost single-handedly funded the opposition campaign, giving it over $3 million, or roughly 97 percent of the total money the campaign raised, according to the Adelson-owned Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Medical Marijuana Measures

REUTERS/MIKE SEGAR
Missy Miller holds her epileptic son Oliver in their home at Atlantic Beach, New York, on Jan. 7, 2014. Oliver suffered a brain stem injury in utero and now, at 14, has hundreds of seizures a day. His family pinned their hopes on a strain of marijuana developed in Colorado that has helped children with similar conditions.
Arkansas

The latest polling on Issue 6, a measure to bring medical marijuana to deep-red Arkansas and the South on Election Day, showed support at around 50 percent ― further complicated by an aggressive opposition campaign and controversy surrounding a separate ballot initiative on medical marijuana.

Florida

Recent polling showed Floridians likely approve medical marijuana on Tuesday, leading to hopes that it could become the first state in the South to legalize weed for any purpose (polls close earlier in Florida than in Arkansas). One survey conducted in late October showed support for the state’s Amendment 2 at over 70 percent.

Florida’s campaign for medical marijuana attracted a number of high-profile supporters hoping the state’s voters would do what they failed to do in 2014, when they rejected a similar measure. But anti-drug groups and donors ― including Adelson, who donated $1,500,000 to oppose Amendment 2 ― were intent on pushing back against the apparent momentum.

Montana

Montana first legalized medical marijuana back in 2004, but five years ago, state lawmakers severely gutted that medical marijuana program, prompting a dramatic decline in medical marijuana providers for state-registered patients.

Some polling suggested a lack of support for Initiative 182, a measure to repeal limitations installed by state lawmakers and establish a robust program in the state once again.

North Dakota

Prior to Tuesday, there wasn’t any recent polling available on North Dakota’s Measure 5. In 2014, 47 percent of voters said they supported the legalization of medical marijuana, though they hadn’t gotten the chance to vote on it until this election.

 

[EPDC]

People need to stop being pussies, getting intimidated by a bunch of redneck CACs and go out and vote. Ignore these attention whores.

 

[Watcher]

it won't be your man trump, I can guarantee that.

Uh huh

Show me one post of yours in all the Trump threads you have talked negative about Trump. Or the importance of Democrats taking over the Presidency and Senate to turn the Supreme Court Liberal.

Fighting climate change...
Stopping Trump from making stop and frisk nation wide...
Tackling student debt....
Not having a pedophile, incestious, racist, psychopath as President

 

[4 Dimensional]

Another historic step to decrimilizing Marijuana.

9 States Are Voting On Marijuana On Election Day. Here’s Where They Stand Right Now.
Follow along here as voters decide.

Arizona

Medical marijuana has been legal in Arizona since 2010, but the push for broader legalization has been seen as one of the marijuana movement’s toughest battles. For months, polls in the state have shown voters largely split on Proposition 205, with two of the most recent polls suggesting a very slim lead for voters in favor of legalization.

California

With the sixth-largest economy in the world and about 40 million residents, the marijuana legalization movement has held up California as one of its biggest prizes. It was the first state to establish a legal medical marijuana program about 20 years ago, and since then, about two dozen states have followed.

In 2010, the state had the opportunity to become the first state to legalize recreational marijuana, but voters ultimately rejected that ballot initiative.

For most of 2016, polls found high support for Proposition 64, with recent polls hovering at just below 60 percent in favor of allowing California to join the ranks of Colorado, the District of Columbia, and three other Pacific states ―Washington, Oregon and Alaska ― in legalizing marijuana for recreational purposes.

Maine

Maine has been a leader on marijuana policy for decades, and has been in a good position to roll back prohibition on the East Coast. In 1976, the state legislature voted to decriminalize possession of small amounts of weed, and in 1999, voters approved marijuana for medical use.

The latest polling on Question 1, a measure to legalize retail sales and recreational use statewide, placed support at around 50 percent, with nearly 10 percent of likely voters still undecided.

Massachusetts

The latest polls showed growing support for a measure to legalize marijuana in Massachusetts, leading advocates to see it as one of the most likely states to do so.

More than 60 percent of likely voters supported Question 4, according to one recent survey, with 34 percent opposed. Voters in Massachusetts previously approved medical marijuana in 2012 by a similar margin, four years after a successful 2008 effort to decriminalize possession of small amounts of weed.

Nevada

Recent Nevada polls showed support for Question 2 hovering around 50 percent, making it more of a nail-biter for proponents of marijuana legalization. Supporters of the measure include multiple Democratic state lawmakers and some unions, while opponents include a group of Republican state lawmakers.

Las Vegas casino billionaire Sheldon Adelson almost single-handedly funded the opposition campaign, giving it over $3 million, or roughly 97 percent of the total money the campaign raised, according to the Adelson-owned Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Medical Marijuana Measures

REUTERS/MIKE SEGAR
Missy Miller holds her epileptic son Oliver in their home at Atlantic Beach, New York, on Jan. 7, 2014. Oliver suffered a brain stem injury in utero and now, at 14, has hundreds of seizures a day. His family pinned their hopes on a strain of marijuana developed in Colorado that has helped children with similar conditions.
Arkansas

The latest polling on Issue 6, a measure to bring medical marijuana to deep-red Arkansas and the South on Election Day, showed support at around 50 percent ― further complicated by an aggressive opposition campaign and controversy surrounding a separate ballot initiative on medical marijuana.

Florida

Recent polling showed Floridians likely approve medical marijuana on Tuesday, leading to hopes that it could become the first state in the South to legalize weed for any purpose (polls close earlier in Florida than in Arkansas). One survey conducted in late October showed support for the state’s Amendment 2 at over 70 percent.

Florida’s campaign for medical marijuana attracted a number of high-profile supporters hoping the state’s voters would do what they failed to do in 2014, when they rejected a similar measure. But anti-drug groups and donors ― including Adelson, who donated $1,500,000 to oppose Amendment 2 ― were intent on pushing back against the apparent momentum.

Montana

Montana first legalized medical marijuana back in 2004, but five years ago, state lawmakers severely gutted that medical marijuana program, prompting a dramatic decline in medical marijuana providers for state-registered patients.

Some polling suggested a lack of support for Initiative 182, a measure to repeal limitations installed by state lawmakers and establish a robust program in the state once again.

North Dakota

Prior to Tuesday, there wasn’t any recent polling available on North Dakota’s Measure 5. In 2014, 47 percent of voters said they supported the legalization of medical marijuana, though they hadn’t gotten the chance to vote on it until this election.

Imma need for NC to get with the program

 

[ballscout1]

well that depends on where your are at.. if I seen a e.i aka euro invader, driving that in nyc.. I wouldnt even blink an eye..

if I seen that on a dirt road in mississippi thats a whole another ball game...

I feel you but I wouldn't be on a dirt road in Mississippi and if I was , this ain't the 50's < I'd be shooting

Feeling that Trump win coming huh

8 months you have downplayed every negative against republicans. If it's republicans cheating\voter supression\intemidation it's the democrats fault. You call them scared or lack of resolve.

You are a pussy republican who won't own up to who you are voting for. Be brave for one day in your life. Admit who you are. A white male republican

Today is your last day bitch.

Fuck trump who was never going to win, Fuck the GOP . and fuck your blind following ass who will be disappearing as soon as Hillary shows her true self. The best republican a democrat could vote for.

You will hide your face since you were her biggest cheerleader who believed ever flip flop she has made.

Bye Boy....Maybe when this farce is over you can stop being pussy and get some.

People need to stop being pussies, getting intimidated by a bunch of redneck CACs and go out and vote. Ignore these attention whores.

Exactly......how cats expect change when they to scared to demand it