
07-09-2024, 06:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Pairadocs
Just letting out my frustrations about how political supporters of any cause or any party, are able to confront people at places they are not able to avoid, our pool/postal stations. I dread going to get the mail each election cycle and really dread the "gauntlet" one has to walk to get into the Laurel Manor center to vote in person. In no way do I want to curtail anyone's right to support a candidate or cause regardless of party, or their right to placing signs for any candidate or cause on their lawn/private property. I just wish they would do their campaigning on public property, like on the sidewalks of any of the squares and shopping plazas, but not at the pool and postal station areas which, I believe are private, not U.S. post office property. And on election days, I wish all these people in chairs and marching around with their signs would have to stay ACROSS the street from the Laurel Manor, and not force people to walk through their very narrow into the voting room. It really makes me uncomfortable how they do that here, but been here a long time and doubt it will ever change. Not life changing, I just get the mail after dark during election seasons and vote by mail, so annoying, not the biggest problem I've ever faced in life...LOL !
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Ignore them. You should have already made your decision. They can speak, but you don't have to answer.
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