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STAMFORD, Conn. – The right for World Wrestling Entertainment fans to vote was threatened Friday by Connecticut Secretary of State Susan Bysiewicz, who gave the authority to local poll workers to determine that if anyone shows up to the polls on November 2 wearing any WWE merchandise, whether it is a John Cena T-shirt or a Randy Orton wristband, they may be forced to go home and change, cover it up, or take it off in order to vote.

“Denying our fans the right to vote, denying them their First Amendment rights, regardless if they are Democrat, Republican or Independent, is un-American, unconstitutional and blatantly discriminatory,” said Vince McMahon, Chairman and CEO of WWE.

Absolutely outrageous. I despise that 'RAT Susan Bysiewicz.

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23 posted on 10/23/2010 9:51:54 AM PDT by nutmeg (10 days 'til Election Day... BrickleyForCongress.com... RetireBarney.com)
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To: nutmeg
I'm showing up wearing my bright yellow "Don't Tread On Me" t-shirt.

I dare them to try to make me cover up the emblem of America's truly first flag!

FReegards!


25 posted on 10/23/2010 10:06:08 AM PDT by Agamemnon (Darwinism is the glue that holds liberalism together)
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To: nutmeg

Meanwhile, Moochelle can campaign within a precinct area and nothing is done??????????????????????????????????????????


27 posted on 10/23/2010 10:36:44 AM PDT by ExTexasRedhead (YEAH, I ALREADY VOTED TO CLEAN THE SEWER!!!)
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