Poor form.

Anti-Trumper torches man's truck while he was fishing with his 2 year old son:

http://q13fox.com/2016/11/04/man-sa...-sticker-while-he-fished-with-2-year-old-son/

SACRAMENTO – A California man says a stranger hurled expletives and set his truck on fire Thursday after seeing a pro-Donald Trump sticker on the bumper.

Hao Lee had taken his 2-year-old son fishing on a pleasant November afternoon in Sacramento. He parked his white Dodge Ram truck with a pair of Trump stickers on the bumper along Garden Highway.

"About a couple hours into fishing I heard someone yelling out 'F' Trump," Lee told KTXL.

Lee and his son were only about 50 yards from where his truck was parked, near the edge of the river.

Their peaceful fishing trip was about to take an abrupt and scary turn.

"After that I heard glass breaking, I called 911 and a couple of minutes later I saw smoke," he said.

Lee said his first concern was the safety of his son, so he decided to stay put, near the water. When the voices and commotion were gone, Lee approached his truck. But it was too late. Flames were shooting out the windows. The truck was a complete loss.

"I didn't think anyone would do this kind of stuff over bumper stickers. It's not right," he said.

Arson investigators with the Sacramento City Fire Department processed the scene for clues.

Police didn't say what, if anything was found in the torched vehicle. They are asking if anyone who saw anything to call (916) 443-HELP.
 
Unfortunately this kind of violent political terrorism is effective. That's why the democrats sponsor and encourage it, all the time hypocritically whining about Trump's violence.

They support thuggish assaults on free speech and freedom of ideas on university campuses. Conservative students cannot invite a speaker and go to hear him without risking assaults or at best, a shutdown of the speech with the university authorities standing by quietly with hands folded, secretly applauding the censorship.

Ironically, this sort of one sided justice was the reason for the formation of the KKK. Southern whites lived in fear of freed slaves and the carpetbaggers who controlled the local governments.
 
Election Day: Voters report long lines, intimidation and confusion in some parts of the country
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The Washington Post
Mark Berman, William Wan 1 hr ago

As voters flooded polling places across the country on Election Day, some reported problems such as long lines, confusion and voter intimidation in states ranging from Texas to Pennsylvania.

While voting appears to be proceeding without any headaches in many locations, the wave of complaints Tuesday morning came as election observers say they expect a significant increase in the number of issues reported nationwide.

As the bitter presidential campaign rumbled toward its conclusion, officials across the country have been bracing for the possibility of confusion and chaos on Election Day, owing to a flurry of new voting restrictions and Republican nominee Donald Trump’s calls for his supporters to closely monitor polling places.

Voters in Florida, a key battleground, have reported multiple accounts of voters saying they have encountered aggressive, intimidating behavior, according to a nonpartisan group monitoring election issues nationwide.

“In Florida we continue to receive a substantial amount of complaints about voter intimidation,” said Kristen Clarke, president of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, the group running an independent effort to field voter complaints and questions.

Clarke said her group received reports from Miami-Dade County of “yelling, people using megaphones aggressively.” In Jacksonville, in the northeast corner of the state, Clarke said, “an unauthorized individual was found inside [a] polling place.”

This person was at St. Paul’s Methodist Church, a polling precinct in what Clarke described as a part of Jacksonville with predominantly black residents.

“He was asked to leave and refused,” she said. “Through our intervention and calls, that individual has been removed. Unauthorized individuals have no place in the polls.”

During early voting, Clarke’s group also received reports from Hollywood, Fla., about “aggressive individuals hovering around individuals as they approach the polling site,” she said during a briefing with reporters. “Some have turned away because they did not feel able to freely cast [a] ballot.”

Clarke said her group had received reports from about 80,000 voters since the beginning of early voting, and they expected that figure to reach 175,000 reports by the time the polls close. In 2012, that group received 90,000 calls total on Election Day....

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...me-parts-of-the-country/ar-AAk3xeG?li=BBnb7Kz
 
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