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October 28, 2008 | Oklahoma City, Oklahoma | Vetting explained

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I have not yet decided who is getting my vote on Tuesday, but what I found this morning has definitely helped sway me. While leaving my neighborhood this morning, I came across this campaign sign that had been "altered". I understand that everyone has their own opinion, and I don't think I would have had a problem with them putting an Obama sign over the McCain sign. But some thug, decided to paint over a sign they didn't agree with. A decision that is going to cost the owner of the sign (and the attached fence) some hard earned money to clean up. Kind of ironic that it happened right under the American Flag which is a symbol of our right to free expression. I am a lifetime supporter of this right, but in this case, I would love to get my hands on the worthless thug that committed a crime by destroying private property to express his/her opinion. I don't care who you vote for, just vote. And if you know the name of the thug in question, I'd love to hear to from you.

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Campaign 2008

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