Dedicated Political meme thread.....

jbp-ohio

There are actually a few folks who don't want to see anything political in the Clubhouse. So please put political memes here.

Political memes go both ways so please don't complain when one isn't leaning your way....

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mitdr774

This should be a gold mine.  Both sides of the political party spectrum have provided a wealth of material to use for memes.

tennmike

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jbp-ohio

Been saving those for awhile Mike?

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CaliFFL

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Rogues gallery of traitors and treasonists.

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jbp-ohio said:

Been saving those for awhile Mike?

Nope! Found most of them today!

CaliFFL

coolgunguy

CaliFFL said:

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I give this five stars!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

CaliFFL

Cracker 16 and 35 had me LOL'ing way too hard. 

CHIRO1989

Ha, I missed 16 the first time.

sgtrock21

tennmike said:

I find that very sad. When I registered to vote in July 1971 at age 19 I was issued a Voter Registration Card. I was required to present the card at my designated poll when voting. It was verified from a printed list and was manually checked off to prevent multiple voting. I fail to see anything wrong with that type of voter verification system.

Gila

sgtrock21 said:

tennmike said:

I find that very sad. When I registered to vote in July 1971 at age 19 I was issued a Voter Registration Card. I was required to present the card at my designated poll when voting. It was verified from a printed list and was manually checked off to prevent multiple voting. I fail to see anything wrong with that type of voter verification system.

Does your voter ID card have your photo, date of birth and gender on it, or could anyone present it claiming to be you?

tennmike

Gila said:

sgtrock21 said:

tennmike said:

I find that very sad. When I registered to vote in July 1971 at age 19 I was issued a Voter Registration Card. I was required to present the card at my designated poll when voting. It was verified from a printed list and was manually checked off to prevent multiple voting. I fail to see anything wrong with that type of voter verification system.

Does your voter ID card have your photo, date of birth and gender on it, or could anyone present it claiming to be you?

In TN I have to present a photo ID which can be either a photo drivers license, your photo CCW license, or a FREE photo I.D. that can be had at any drivers license testing facility. Prior to the photo ID, you had to present your voter registration card as the photo ID didn't really exist except for the military folk. So someone could theoretically use your card to vote, but you'd risk the possibility of someone there doing the checking call you out as not being that person. Real possibility in the small voting precincts like I grew up in.

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