[RummyChick]

http://blogs.phillymag.com/the_philly_post/2012/11/06/black-panther-philadelphia-polling-place-201/

This morning, after voting in my own neighborhood, I stopped by the polling place on the 1200 block of Fairmount Avenue, the same location where the New Black Panther Party stirred up controversy during the 2008 election. Sure enough, a uniformed member of the New Black Panther Party stood in the entrance area of the building. I identified myself and told him that I was going his picture. “No pictures, please,” he replied. I then asked him if he was there to provide security. “No comment,” was all he had to say.

Would you care if a uniformed Black Panther seemed to be standing guard in front of your polling place?

[The Sons of Liberty]

Would you care if a uniformed Black Panther seemed to be standing guard in front of your polling place?

He wouldn't be standing long ...

PRAY FOR AMERICA!

[MNDude]

Dude doesn’t look tough. I could definately take him!

[PapaBear3625]

Would you care if a uniformed Black Panther seemed to be standing guard in front of your polling place?

I wouldn't care. An elderly white woman would be intimidated by his presence, though.

[Aria]

Interesting. I wouldn’t care but a lot of people would.

[Colonel_Flagg]

“No pictures, please,” he replied.

In a public place? Good luck with that.

[luvie]

Disgusting. I hope you took the picture anyway, but understand if you didn’t. :)