Virginians don''t forget to VOTE!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OMG Two women in pink pussy hats were in line together at my polling place. People hooted them out of the place.

Would this not violate the rule that you cannot wear any political clothing to a polling place?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OMG Two women in pink pussy hats were in line together at my polling place. People hooted them out of the place.

Would this not violate the rule that you cannot wear any political clothing to a polling place?

Cite the rule and I will explain why a pink knitted hat doesn't violate it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OMG Two women in pink pussy hats were in line together at my polling place. People hooted them out of the place.

What godforsaken hole is your polling place?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OMG Two women in pink pussy hats were in line together at my polling place. People hooted them out of the place.

Would this not violate the rule that you cannot wear any political clothing to a polling place?

Wait? Your concern is for a fictitious rule that you can't wear Your party on your sleeve while you vote, NOT thAT people are intimidated from voting? Seriously?

If two dudes wearing Maga hats were hooted out I would feel the same way. I would not allow that to happen.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm hoping enough middle-income NoVa liberals will be fed up with the bad public schools in high ESOL areas - and vote Gillespie.

As for me, I'm skipping a meeting at Hunters Woods Plaza tonight (ends at 10 pm) because it is a hotbed of ilegal and gang activity in the nearby low-income apartments. On Sunday evening, some unfortunate guy was beaten by 10 men.

Two votes for Gillespie in my house.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'm hoping enough middle-income NoVa liberals will be fed up with the bad public schools in high ESOL areas - and vote Gillespie.

As for me, I'm skipping a meeting at Hunters Woods Plaza tonight (ends at 10 pm) because it is a hotbed of ilegal and gang activity in the nearby low-income apartments. On Sunday evening, some unfortunate guy was beaten by 10 men.

But there are good guys with guns everywhere. Have no fear.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thank God, the endless commercials will end tonight!!

And all the political junk mail.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm hoping enough middle-income NoVa liberals will be fed up with the bad public schools in high ESOL areas - and vote Gillespie.

As for me, I'm skipping a meeting at Hunters Woods Plaza tonight (ends at 10 pm) because it is a hotbed of ilegal and gang activity in the nearby low-income apartments. On Sunday evening, some unfortunate guy was beaten by 10 men.

Two votes for Gillespie in my house.

That’s nice, but he’ll be crushed in nova.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm hoping enough middle-income NoVa liberals will be fed up with the bad public schools in high ESOL areas - and vote Gillespie.

As for me, I'm skipping a meeting at Hunters Woods Plaza tonight (ends at 10 pm) because it is a hotbed of ilegal and gang activity in the nearby low-income apartments. On Sunday evening, some unfortunate guy was beaten by 10 men.

Two votes for Gillespie in my house.

That’s nice, but he’ll be crushed in nova.

LOL!!! Ok. That matters as much as Hillary winning the popular vote and losing the election. By the way, he may not be crushed in nova. Lots of us are tired of the corrupt dems and their policies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OMG Two women in pink pussy hats were in line together at my polling place. People hooted them out of the place.

What kind of tightly clenched polling place would care about hats two women were wearing? And "hooted" them out?!

[Anonymous]

My husband and I voted together and canceled each other out.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My husband and I voted together and canceled each other out.

I don't think I could stay married to someone with such opposing ethics.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband and I voted together and canceled each other out.

I don't think I could stay married to someone with such opposing ethics.

Then we know you’re a democrat. The party of “tolerance”. (They demand it from others, but don’t practice it themselves.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband and I voted together and canceled each other out.

I don't think I could stay married to someone with such opposing ethics.

Then we know you’re a democrat. The party of “tolerance”. (They demand it from others, but don’t practice it themselves.)

Oooooh, it's the "how dare you not be tolerant of intolerance" train! Never heard that one before

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My husband and I voted together and canceled each other out.

I don't think I could stay married to someone with such opposing ethics.

Then we know you’re a democrat. The party of “tolerance”. (They demand it from others, but don’t practice it themselves.)

Oooooh, it's the "how dare you not be tolerant of intolerance" train! Never heard that one before

+1. Outraged by the outrage!