Remember to wear blue on election day

[prodigal_green]

Support the team! Wear blue on election day.

[apnu]

1. Nah... I'm gonna run around in a bright red, foam cowboy hat and scream:

"KERRY! KERRY! KERRY!"

whadda' ya' think?

[LiberalEsto]

2. I'm wearing my Kerry-Edwards T shirt

which is white with blue and red lettering.

[prodigal_green]

3. You'll wear pants (or a skirt) too, won't you?

Though it might call more attention to the shirt if you don't.

[LiberalEsto]

4. Now there's an idea

Mooning the bushies.

However, in order to avoid catching pneumonia on what will probably be a chilly Election Day in Maryland, I'll have to wear jeans, socks, sneakers and probably a sweatshirt, winter jacket & gloves while handing out Kerry literature outside the polling place.

[Commie Mike]

5. can you wear a Kerry shirt in a polling place?

I worked at the polls in 2000 and remember having to stay back a certain distance from the polls when handing out info. These rules don't apply to what you can wear into a polling place do they? Because I wanted to wear my Kerry shirt too.

[LiberalEsto]

7. They measure out the distance from the voting machines

so we know where it's legal to stand and hand out the literature.

[drdigi420]

9. I'm gonna wear my Bush-International Terrorist tshirt

but i'm early voting in downtown Atlanta, not many bush supporters there

[MoJoWorkin]

6. The only blue I have is blue jeans so I guess

that will have to do. I don't like blue. I prefer red (I guess that means I like to dominate)HA

[cmf]

8. I'm wearing a blue shirt with iron ons on it

The shirt is currently a work in progress. On the front it says "November 2" (from november2.org). On the back I'm going to put "Regime Change Begins At Home". I hope to finish it this weekend.

[GreenPartyVoter]

10. Blue jeans and a Green shirt for me. I'd bring a

donkey with a sunflower tied to his ear, but I bet they wouldn't let me into the polling station with it, even in this rural area. *l*