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My voting day in downtown Boston:
Walked outside and saw that the Hynes Convention Center was festooned with Deval Patrick signs, inside and out. Not one other type of sign. The Hynes is city property...is this legal?
On the way to the Boston Public Library to vote was accosted by four so called homeless people asking me for money.
Outside the library about 20 people holding Deval signs. Most were 20 year olds.
Inside the library signs in a number of languages showing us where to vote. The ballot had two Republicans. Mostly Rainbow / Green party people running against the Dems. In many cases the Dems totally unopposed. My ballot was in both Spanish and English.
By the time I left the number of Deval sign holders had grown into a sea of moonbats all waving their signs. I'd have sworn a number of the sign holders were physically aroused by this.
There was some very odd group of high school kids marching around and chanting not far from the library. Part of the chant was ' OJ '. I have no idea what that was all about.

"By the time I left the number of Deval sign holders had grown into a sea of moonbats all waving their signs. "

As Howie's latest soundclip says...
MOOOOOONBAT!

"the Hynes Convention Center was festooned with Deval Patrick signs, inside and out. Not one other type of sign. The Hynes is city property...is this legal?"

The response would be "no, but it is OK for us".

"On the way to the Boston Public Library to vote was accosted by four so called homeless people asking me for money."

They are not homeless. Deval would call them domicile challenged.

"Outside the library about 20 people holding Deval signs. Most were 20 year olds."

And if you ask why they support Deval, they'll start jumping up and down shouting 'Deval is THE MAN... Deval is THE MAN...'

"My ballot was in both Spanish and English."

Must me a mistake. The ballot is usually in 17 languages...