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Here we go - Voting Intimidation By Black Panthers

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Yeah I just saw this on Fox News and it has infuriated me!

 

Good job Obama voters... This is what you're supporting and your blind if you disagree.

 

Luckily, I wont have to worry about any Black Panthers around here.

Obama already has is domestic police out.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCeD1RcJjAg

 

That is a stupid assuption to say that Obama is behind this. The same way that it would be stupid to assume that McCain was behind the the girl lying that she was beat up for supporting McCain. :rolleyes:

That is a stupid assuption to say that Obama is behind this. The same way that it would be stupid to assume that McCain was behind the the girl lying that she was beat up for supporting McCain. :rolleyes:

 

I am a McCain supporter, but agree. This is not Obama's doing.

 

I did see it on Fox news. 1 Black Panther was asked to leave as he was carrying a night stick. The 2nd one, said it didn't happen. Fox news was asked to leave and the police were called on them, then it was determined that they had a legal right to be there within 10 feet of the polling place.

I will agree Obama might not be behind this... But where were the Black Panthers when Al Gore and John Kerry were running for Presidency?

Obama might not be behind this, but these are the type of people that are going to win the election for him. People that have no clue about things are going to the polls to vote for him today.

 

As someone else said, you shouldn't be shocked to see this.

That is a stupid assuption to say that Obama is behind this. The same way that it would be stupid to assume that McCain was behind the the girl lying that she was beat up for supporting McCain. :rolleyes:

 

You still don't believe in the Holocaust, do you? Obviousy Obama doesn't coordinate all that occurs. However, it is safe to conclude that it is coordinated by his supporters and that they are trying to intimidate whites who may be voting for McCain. We are not a police state- at least not yet.

Obama might not be behind this, but these are the type of people that are going to win the election for him. People that have no clue about things are going to the polls to vote for him today.

 

As someone else said, you shouldn't be shocked to see this.

 

Amen. And when they finally learn to think for themselves, it will be too late.

Obama might not be behind this, but these are the type of people that are going to win the election for him. People that have no clue about things are going to the polls to vote for him today.

 

As someone else said, you shouldn't be shocked to see this.

 

We always going to have those people on both sides trying to intimidate voters. Those people shouldn't be voting.

I am a McCain supporter, but agree. This is not Obama's doing.

 

I did see it on Fox news. 1 Black Panther was asked to leave as he was carrying a night stick. The 2nd one, said it didn't happen. Fox news was asked to leave and the police were called on them, then it was determined that they had a legal right to be there within 10 feet of the polling place.

 

I am likewise upset at this at a poll. I don't blame Obama but I do believe there are always the radical fringes that make you dislike almost any candidate.

 

You also have to consider this is Philly. We talk about the pressures in 3rd world countries at the polls but in Philly it is probably this tough every day. :D

This is scary. Something has to be done. How many more of these people are at other polling places? How many people are they turning away?

Amen. And when they finally learn to think for themselves, it will be too late.

 

You say this as if every conservative and every Republican thinks for themselves.

 

Both sides have uneducated voters, both sides have radical supporters. I can see the McCain voters are already trying to come up with reasons for why McCain loses tonight.

We always going to have those people on both sides trying to intimidate voters. Those people shouldn't be voting.

 

This is only my 2nd presidential election, but I dont remember hearing about people having weapons outside a polling place in the 04 election. And I agree with your second part, people like this shouldn't be voting. If that was the case though, McCain would be up in the polls.

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