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It seems like something should be said -
and nobody knows quite what to say.
For a time, we remembered that we cared for and respected each other, that we have strengths, even in the face of fear. There was a coming together.
We need to come together again, to defend ourselves against things like this. To defend our democracy, and our way of life.
And each other.
Vote for the Democrats in Nov. 2008.
Then keep demanding that they give us the change they promise.
Let our nation be once again renowned for welcoming the people of the world,
not with armor, but with open arms.
For a time, we remembered that we cared for and respected each other, that we have strengths, even in the face of fear. There was a coming together.
We need to come together again, to defend ourselves against things like this. To defend our democracy, and our way of life.
And each other.
Vote for the Democrats in Nov. 2008.
Then keep demanding that they give us the change they promise.
Let our nation be once again renowned for welcoming the people of the world,
not with armor, but with open arms.
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Threatening or intimidating electors (http://www.legislature.mi.gov/(S(ehlxlifxkzjg5h45omfyag55))/mileg.aspx?page=getObject&objectName=mcl-168-733) is illegal and if you observe this in the polling place, I would inform the pollworkers if they are not aware of it and/or call the police. Challengers are to challenge electors only in the manner specified in the law. I would agree with you that going up to an elector unsolicited and telling them they are not allowed to vote and/or telling them to leave would be illegal.