Wear your NRA Hat to Vote

Durn it, i forgot !

NRA sticker and Sportsmen for Bush on my car in the lot though !
 
The "Vote Freedom First" hat counts, as it does have a prominent NRA logo on the side.

I wore my Freedom First hat and my Rock for Choice dog tags. I wore them to the polls and then wore them all day in the classroom.

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*quack*
 
Wore my NRA cap and TFL T-shirt.....also spray painted RKBA! on the street. The locals laffed and the newbie yuppies didn't know what it meant

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"Quis custodiet ipsos custodes" RKBA!
 
I wore my long hair and a Grateful Dead shirt, and when the Gephardt guy stepped in front of me at the gate, with a big smile on his face, I told him to get outta my way, because I'm damn sick and tired of being insulted...
 
i voted, then i went to Montgomery counties biggest poll...

Leisure World Retirement village

i spent 5 hours at the NRA / Republican table with my marching snare & my Tricorn hat.

i drummed with my fingers for the whole time.

Alot of the elderly loved my patriotic garb & gave me lots of complements for being such a good american

i slapped a Bush bumber sticker across the drum head and guess who the news crew decided to video...

The amazing thing to me was that most of the local politicians spent the whole day there at this one polling place. Its kinda odd that the school board gets elected at Leisure World.

a few of the Democratic ladies across the sidewalk were a bit miffed at my presence...

;)

dZ
 
Despite having to be in California for Election Day I made the most of the opportunity. I drove my truck to the polls, clad in the GA State Flag [><] and a Bush/Cheney sticker next to the one with the phrase seen in my sig. Above that were the NRA seal and a sticker exclaiming my insurance policy is backed up by Sturm, Ruger & Company. I got out, dressed in my Army BDU's and holding my wife’s hand as she walked in to cast her vote for "Freedom First". I made sure my voice was heard loud and clear having cast my absentee ballot in GA several weeks before. As you can imagine, we turned several heads in the parking lot. Despite the outcome of this election with all it's discrepancies and inevitable backlash, I am proud to have the opportunity to vote and prouder still for the chance to serve in defense of our right to do so.

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Matthew J. Giegler
US Army
Fort Irwin, California
"GUN CONTROL MEANS USING BOTH HANDS!"
I am not afraid to attach my name to my beliefs!
 
Voted at just before 7:00 am. Pulled up close to the entrance, my licence plates telling the folks outside the polls which way I was going to vote. My tags are NRA plates which read NRA 4VR!!

The republican backers outside all smiled and gave me thumbs up signs when I went in! Thankfully, all those I voted for here in VA won.
 
Don't have an NRA hat, so I wore my black H&K/No compromise cap. Go a few smiles from the knowledgeable, the rest were clueless. The polling place was the local elementry school, I said a prayer (Please Lord, deliver us from Al . . ) no one stopped me. M2
 
Left my NRA hat on the rear sill of my car (where it usually is facing rear). Don't care for that cheap plastic baseball cap. Walked in with my usual SIG/front Life Member Varmint Hunters Association/rear black BDU cap. One voting stall open but decided to mark my votes (fill in the circle) on the open table for all to see.

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- Ron V.
 
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