Alexandria City Polling Places- Begging

[Anonymous]

So, like many people I voted in person today. George Washington Middle School by Braddock Rd Metro. Got in line and voted pretty quickly about 10 this am.

As I was leaving I had to run a literal gauntlet of kids lining the sidewalk selling donuts, cookies, etc for various causes. They seemed like noble causes, but when did voting turn into an oppurtunity to fund raise/beg? Is that even legal?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So, like many people I voted in person today. George Washington Middle School by Braddock Rd Metro. Got in line and voted pretty quickly about 10 this am.

As I was leaving I had to run a literal gauntlet of kids lining the sidewalk selling donuts, cookies, etc for various causes. They seemed like noble causes, but when did voting turn into an oppurtunity to fund raise/beg? Is that even legal?

I dislike the politicos outside the polling places even more.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, like many people I voted in person today. George Washington Middle School by Braddock Rd Metro. Got in line and voted pretty quickly about 10 this am.

As I was leaving I had to run a literal gauntlet of kids lining the sidewalk selling donuts, cookies, etc for various causes. They seemed like noble causes, but when did voting turn into an oppurtunity to fund raise/beg? Is that even legal?

I dislike the politicos outside the polling places even more.

Yeah, no duh. But at least they are on topic. This was just straight up begging. It's gross. Theses parenst should be ashamed. What's next, setting up shop out side a church on Sunday morning?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, like many people I voted in person today. George Washington Middle School by Braddock Rd Metro. Got in line and voted pretty quickly about 10 this am.

As I was leaving I had to run a literal gauntlet of kids lining the sidewalk selling donuts, cookies, etc for various causes. They seemed like noble causes, but when did voting turn into an oppurtunity to fund raise/beg? Is that even legal?

I dislike the politicos outside the polling places even more.

Yeah, no duh. But at least they are on topic. This was just straight up begging. It's gross. Theses parenst should be ashamed. What's next, setting up shop out side a church on Sunday morning?

Selling stuff for various causes is begging? Who knew.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, like many people I voted in person today. George Washington Middle School by Braddock Rd Metro. Got in line and voted pretty quickly about 10 this am.

As I was leaving I had to run a literal gauntlet of kids lining the sidewalk selling donuts, cookies, etc for various causes. They seemed like noble causes, but when did voting turn into an oppurtunity to fund raise/beg? Is that even legal?

I dislike the politicos outside the polling places even more.

Yeah, no duh. But at least they are on topic. This was just straight up begging. It's gross. Theses parenst should be ashamed. What's next, setting up shop out side a church on Sunday morning?

Selling stuff for various causes is begging? Who knew.

Everyone but you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, like many people I voted in person today. George Washington Middle School by Braddock Rd Metro. Got in line and voted pretty quickly about 10 this am.

As I was leaving I had to run a literal gauntlet of kids lining the sidewalk selling donuts, cookies, etc for various causes. They seemed like noble causes, but when did voting turn into an oppurtunity to fund raise/beg? Is that even legal?

I dislike the politicos outside the polling places even more.

Yeah, no duh. But at least they are on topic. This was just straight up begging. It's gross. Theses parenst should be ashamed. What's next, setting up shop out side a church on Sunday morning?

Selling stuff for various causes is begging? Who knew.

Not begging at all. They are selling stuff. If you don’t want donuts just walk on.

[Anonymous]

This is not new. Pretty sure my district’s PTA did this when I was a kid. Maybe you just haven’t voted at a school before?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, like many people I voted in person today. George Washington Middle School by Braddock Rd Metro. Got in line and voted pretty quickly about 10 this am.

As I was leaving I had to run a literal gauntlet of kids lining the sidewalk selling donuts, cookies, etc for various causes. They seemed like noble causes, but when did voting turn into an oppurtunity to fund raise/beg? Is that even legal?

I dislike the politicos outside the polling places even more.

Yeah, no duh. But at least they are on topic. This was just straight up begging. It's gross. Theses parenst should be ashamed. What's next, setting up shop out side a church on Sunday morning?

So not only can you not spell, you also don’t understand what words mean.

Got it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So, like many people I voted in person today. George Washington Middle School by Braddock Rd Metro. Got in line and voted pretty quickly about 10 this am.

As I was leaving I had to run a literal gauntlet of kids lining the sidewalk selling donuts, cookies, etc for various causes. They seemed like noble causes, but when did voting turn into an oppurtunity to fund raise/beg? Is that even legal?

I dislike the politicos outside the polling places even more.

Yeah, no duh. But at least they are on topic. This was just straight up begging. It's gross. Theses parenst should be ashamed. What's next, setting up shop out side a church on Sunday morning?

Typical liberal. Doesn’t want kids to earn their own way in life but rely on government handouts. Good on the kids.