These damn DEMOCRATS need to Learn how to Tone Down their Rhetoric!
this post was submitted on 04 Nov 2024
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Did you mean "demoNcrats"? That's the term the kids are using these days. I swear, the nicknames are the only things remotely clever about trump supporters.
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That lady was being terribly divisive with her shirt.
He's just doing what donnie told him to do.
I went to vote early wearing a bright orange "vote | removes stubborn orange stains" t shirt + a pseudo-MAGA hat saying "Make lying wrong again". The person I went with to vote thought I would get my ass kicked by someone for wearing it. I'm a 6'4 man and wanted someone to start some shit like this in the courthouse, I'd have them on the floor before security could intervene -- and of course nobody did because fascists are also fucking cowards and only punch downwards. What a fuckhead, I hope they try him as an adult.
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Hopefully he will be in jail on Tuesday so he can't vote
He's 17, he can't vote regardless
Unless his birthday happens before the election. I believe you're allowed to register if your birthday falls before the election.
Probably depends on if the state has same-day registration. I'm too lazy to check, but if anyone wants to it looks like this was in Florida
No no, I mean, if you're turning 18 on November 4th (or maybe even the 5th), you can register to vote earlier in the year. But you're only eligible for elections AFTER you're 18.
Ohhhh yeah that makes sense.