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meadowlark5

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19. And Stone is the one that said "challenge" with this collected probably manipulated rubbish, not me

Reply to jberryhill (Reply #17)

Fri Oct 21, 2016, 04:32 PM

Oct 2016

“To those who say that it would be un-American to challenge the election on the basis that it was rigged, I would argue it would be un-American to have evidence of that rigging and not challenge the election,” Stone explained.

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How is this legal? [View all] meadowlark5 Oct 2016 OP

How is it legal to stand in a public place and ask people questions? jberryhill Oct 2016 #1

Exit polling is entirely legal. Even assholes get to do it. (n/t) Iggo Oct 2016 #2

Clearly meant as voter intimidation. Straight out of Mussolini's playbook Bucky Oct 2016 #3

So anyone, I even, can go stand at the door of a polling place and ask questions? meadowlark5 Oct 2016 #4

Each state has its own rules on how close to a polling place Retrograde Oct 2016 #16

It depends on your state jberryhill Oct 2016 #17

I know it will be used to rile up the trumplodytes that the election is indeed rigged meadowlark5 Oct 2016 #18

And Stone is the one that said "challenge" with this collected probably manipulated rubbish, not me meadowlark5 Oct 2016 #19

They can ask but no one has to answer. misterhighwasted Oct 2016 #5

I'm assuming no one will know who they are meadowlark5 Oct 2016 #6

I wouldn't tell any pollster. A friendly wave would suffice. misterhighwasted Oct 2016 #10

You can until someone calls the Deputy Sheriff on you for intimidation. Ford_Prefect Oct 2016 #7

Oh - please let this be in violation of the RNC court decree! csziggy Oct 2016 #8

I think that this may violate the consent decree Gothmog Oct 2016 #9

That would be wonderful! csziggy Oct 2016 #12

They might say they spoke to a lot of people on exit. lpbk2713 Oct 2016 #11

I wonder how many of the exit pollsters for Trump will be visibly carrying a weapon meadowlark5 Oct 2016 #13

This is a bit dated (2013) but you can look up your state's distance for electioneering. Thor_MN Oct 2016 #20

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