ExpressLane
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You still can't understand that "Throw him in jail!" means to punish him for assaulting an election worker. You are a
Voter punches poll worker when reminded Texas law requires removal of MAGA hat at election site
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ExpressLane
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ExpressLane
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鬼百合
One day we will wake to his obituary :-)
Still no answer. You can attempt to make the thread about me all you want. We all can see you both are incapable of answering the question. Why is it okay for this guy to punch an election worker? Why is the right the party of violence now?
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Retired Teacher
Apparently she has chosen not to...
ExpressLane
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鬼百合
One day we will wake to his obituary :-)
BCSO: Voter punches poll worker when reminded Texas law requires removal of MAGA hat at election site
The man, who had cast his ballot before the incident, was later arrested. Sheriff Salazar implored the public to “tone down” the anger.
The man, who had cast his ballot before the incident, was later arrested. Sheriff Salazar implored the public to “tone down” the anger.
SAN ANTONIO — A 63-year-old Bexar County man was arrested after allegedly punching an election clerk when he was asked to take off his hat supporting presidential candidate Donald Trump, breaking polling site rules.
Jesse Lutzenberger faces charges of injury to an elderly person for assaulting the 69-year-old poll worker Thursday evening at the Johnston Library voting site.
Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar called it an “ugly incident,” saying there was no place for violence in elections.
“There was nothing life-threatening, but it was still an ugly incident where I can’t think of something like this happening in my time as sheriff,” Salazar said.
Officials said Lutzenberger arrived around 6:30 p.m. to vote and put on his hat supporting a candidate. Documents specified it was a red “Make American Great Again” cap, referencing Trump’s campaign slogan.
It’s against Texas election rules, however, to wear badges or attire referencing candidates or measures on the ballot while in a polling place. Salazar said a poll worker at Johnston Library reminded Lutzenberger about the rules, and he removed it before casting his ballot.
Upon leaving, however, Lutzenberger allegedly put the hat back on while still in the building. An election clerk “told him that was unacceptable,” Salazar said, and began to escort him out. That’s when Lutzenberger allegedly turned physical, throwing his arm and then “several punches” at the clerk before leaving.
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Retired Teacher
That's the perfect explanation...or
ExpressLane
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鬼百合
One day we will wake to his obituary :-)
I saw a tiktok of another Trump couple that were asked to return without their Trump shirts and they were having a tantrum. The annoying thing was they were asking other people in line, if they thought it was okay to do this in “America” and people were standing up for them. I don’t think a lot of folks know about the no clothing rule. They just want to be oppressed so bad.
ExpressLane
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Yep a broken teleprompter. Now it is repeating the OP. What a nightmare for Democrats.BCSO: Voter punches poll worker when reminded Texas law requires removal of MAGA hat at election site
The man, who had cast his ballot before the incident, was later arrested. Sheriff Salazar implored the public to “tone down” the anger.
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The man, who had cast his ballot before the incident, was later arrested. Sheriff Salazar implored the public to “tone down” the anger.
SAN ANTONIO — A 63-year-old Bexar County man was arrested after allegedly punching an election clerk when he was asked to take off his hat supporting presidential candidate Donald Trump, breaking polling site rules.
Jesse Lutzenberger faces charges of injury to an elderly person for assaulting the 69-year-old poll worker Thursday evening at the Johnston Library voting site.
Bexar County Sheriff Javier Salazar called it an “ugly incident,” saying there was no place for violence in elections.
“There was nothing life-threatening, but it was still an ugly incident where I can’t think of something like this happening in my time as sheriff,” Salazar said.
Officials said Lutzenberger arrived around 6:30 p.m. to vote and put on his hat supporting a candidate. Documents specified it was a red “Make American Great Again” cap, referencing Trump’s campaign slogan.
It’s against Texas election rules, however, to wear badges or attire referencing candidates or measures on the ballot while in a polling place. Salazar said a poll worker at Johnston Library reminded Lutzenberger about the rules, and he removed it before casting his ballot.
Upon leaving, however, Lutzenberger allegedly put the hat back on while still in the building. An election clerk “told him that was unacceptable,” Salazar said, and began to escort him out. That’s when Lutzenberger allegedly turned physical, throwing his arm and then “several punches” at the clerk before leaving.
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Retired Teacher
Kam surely can't speak on her own.That's for sure.. Last night was another disaster for her...
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Retired Teacher
Something's clearly wrong.... This is crazier than usual...
ExpressLane
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I'd say I saw a Harris voter throwing a fit but no one is actually voting for her.
鬼百合
One day we will wake to his obituary :-)
Did you see the magat who punched the election worker? Magats are horrible human beings.
