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A disabled Air Force veteran posted photos online of an MSNBC news crew blocking handicapped parking outside an early voting place in southwest Houston Tuesday.
“They should know better,” James Berrie, the veteran said.
IMO they should have news crews set up so close to polling places anyway. What a load of crap, they just create the "circus environment" they then report on.
IMO they should have news crews set up so close to polling places anyway. What a load of crap, they just create the "circus environment" they then report on.
Within the last 10 years, I saw a near life-size cutout of Obama, with a Hitler mustache, the minimum legal distance from the door to a post office (same week that an election occurred).
Last edited by RMESMH; 11-03-2018 at 03:12 AM..
Reason: added the 6 words at the end
The link says he didnt say anything until after he had voted, and then they moved when told to.
"Berrie, who has multiple sclerosis, said the crew agreed to move when confronted. However, 15 minutes later when the couple finished voting and returned outside the crew remained."
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"Berrie, who has multiple sclerosis, said the crew agreed to move when confronted. However, 15 minutes later when the couple finished voting and returned outside the crew remained."
My mistake, misheard it. Thought the Reporter said he parked in the back lot, went in and confronted them when he finished voting 15 minutes later.
That however doesnt change that calling this voter suppression is stupid . voter suppression would be if he was told he couldnt vote because he was disabled, not because some random person used a handicap spot.
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