Army Vet Blocked From Voting Over American Flag On T-Shirt (poll, election)
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“I was standing here waiting to vote, and a gentleman…said this flag was an item of protest and symbol of hatred,” Reader said. “I clearly explained it was an American flag, he said it’s not in color, I was not allowed to wear it.
To the Leftists and the Democrats ....... the American Flag is a "trigger", a symbol of HATE.
This is where this Nation is today ... support the American Flag, Fly the American Flag
and it proves you are a White Supremisist and a Nazi.
Stupid bigoted mistake by the volunteer. That person should never be allowed to work at a polling place from here on out. He eventually was allowed to vote.
Stupid bigoted mistake by the volunteer. That person should never be allowed to work at a polling place from here on out. He eventually was allowed to vote.
Agreed. An American flag is neither electioneering nor a symbol of hatred. The poll worker was in the wrong. I'm glad the voter was eventually allowed to cast his ballot.
“I was standing here waiting to vote, and a gentleman…said this flag was an item of protest and symbol of hatred,” Reader said. “I clearly explained it was an American flag, he said it’s not in color, I was not allowed to wear it.
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smh. Only in California.....
“I was standing here waiting to vote, and a gentleman…said this flag was an item of protest and symbol of hatred,” Reader said. “I clearly explained it was an American flag, he said it’s not in color, I was not allowed to wear it.
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