Where was Eugene when the Black Panthers were standing guard?
Where was Eugene when the Black Panthers were standing guard?
I look at this picture and I know people would be intimidated to go in. I don't want to minimize that point. But I wouldn't be. You go up and start talking with them.
"How's it going?"
"Nice day today, great day to vote."
"Who are you voting for?"
"You did vote didn't you?"
"Yea, I was thinking of Obama but I am voting McCain instead."
"Have a great day. Nice to see you here making sure everyone is safe."
What is the guy going to do, start beating on you. Not likely.