[IMissPresidentReagan]

And I thought I had a difficult time voting. :D Sounds like a typical election day in Louisville, unfortunately.

[TampaDude]

I'd be interested to know the party affiliation of both the voter and the poll worker, and if they knew each other.

[vollmond]

Maybe the voter had it coming?

[BigSkyFreeper]

Democrats starting street theater early.

[Darkwolf377]

The Democrat Get Out the Vote Strategy--kill every voter you're suspicious of one at a time.

[YouPosting2Me]

If you read the headline really fast it sounds more like a strip club story...

[LibLieSlayer]

If this had happened here in Mississippi, the poll worker would have been dragged outside, tied to a tree, doused with sugar syrup and sprinkled liberally with fire ants!

LLS

[Hegemony Cricket]

Just a training session/demonstration of what REAL disenfranchisement looks like.

[HitmanLV]

Reminds me of the cool reaction i got when I voted at a primary election in downtown nyc one day. When I got to the desk, the old crow working the location screeched out 'democrat?'

I made a disgusted face and said, "Ma'am, PLEASE!"

Didn't go over well with her, or most of the slobs on line behind me. Dem-heavy city, you know.

[Liz]

Maybe it was an illegal alien trying to vote fraudulently?

[sappy]

tolerant, diverse and inclusive Dem poll worker, no doubt.

[digger48]

While I'm pretty sure I could take the nonagenarian who keyed the machine for me, a couple of those gals taking signatures looked like they could hold their own

[mrsmith]

In 2003 this county tried to bar Republican observers...

Now they have them arrested and call CNN.

[Right Wing Assault]

choking a voter and pushing the voter out the door

Is there a problem with this? Is it forbidden in the manual? ;-)

[CaliGangsta]

Libs gone wild, now on DVD.

[sully777]

My party affiliation is a source of conversation at my local precinct. The poll workers say, "Hey a Republican" Apparently I'm one of the few registered Republicans in the area. I say nothing.

[TexasRepublic]

Someone should that over-zealous Comrade to step into line -- the communist revolution hasn't been completed yet. Plenty of time to bludgeon the masses later.

[HEY4QDEMS]

That's the upside to crowded polls. The last few elections, I've worked close enough to my voting location that I had voted during my lunch break.

The plus; Almost no lines, in and out in less than 5 minutes.

The Minus; Very little potential for entertainment.

[FreedomNeocon]

[WIladyconservative]

Interesting . . . .I got pushed out a door by a poll worker today, too! No choking, though.

Apparently this "gentleman" thought the 12-16 people waiting to vote or in the process of voting in the room was too much and when I tried to enter he pushed me back out the door. A woman came up behind me and loudly demanded to know if he was denying us the right to vote . . . .

I was finally allowed in when this putz deemed it "not overcrowded" . . . . .Sheesh - give some people a little bit of power and they go bananas!