In South Carolina she would not have been allowed to vote unless she turned that shirt inside out! You can not wear a button, a pin, a shirt, a hat, a sticker...nothing that indicates which candidate or party you are voting for. You also can not do that if you work the polls, especially if you work the polls! That being said, I wonder if that is only in SC.
“In South Carolina she would not have been allowed to vote unless she turned that shirt inside out! You can not wear a button, a pin, a shirt, a hat, a sticker...nothing that indicates which candidate or party you are voting for. You also can not do that if you work the polls, especially if you work the polls! That being said, I wonder if that is only in SC.”
Probably a good idea, 4everontheright. I thought the Obama-faced tee-shirt looked silly, but if I was someone else and had to cross the path of several larger people wearing The One’s official election day apparel at my polling location, I might have felt intimidated by the situation.
At least she can throw away the tee-shirt tomorrow. There are half-peeled off Kerry stickers on car bumpers all over town. Most just slapped an Obomination sticker on top of it this year and went on like Kerry never happened.