re-vote in those precincts.

And fine the Clinton campaign.

But now that Bullhorn Bill = Bush will any Hillarians speak out against it?

Cause, no.

good for the photo editor.

Yeah this sums up what we'll get with Billary. Tone deaf with a megaphone. Not listening.

They need to hang it up. The country wants, needs and deserves, real tangible change.

I've seen it several times in my brief time at the polls over the years.

Candidates are scolded and then told to move beyond the prescribed distance. That's it.

I'm not even sure how the rules work for family members, but I'll assume that they are the same as for the candidate if they are campaigning. Anyway, I see no reason that the rules should be different based on a person's status. The rules are the rules and they are generally just enforced by poll workers as rarely does a politician not do as they're told. I did see a rather heated argument in '08 but the guy eventually moved away from the entrance before further action was required.

There's no real penalty.

Two different legal systems...

The person would have been stopped and warned immediately (before he/she could cause any damage and thus nullifying the accuracy of the results as he did quit intentionally) and fined, after learning he was not even a voter and had no business there other than to campaign illegally and disrupt the path of voters that did have the right to be there, he would have been escorted away from the premises possibly in a police vehicle. .

For all the vote-blocking (disenfranchising of voters he did there and elsewhere) I have no idea what the penalties are, he was a serial election fraud culprit in MA and I do not know the legal price for that, possibly compounded fines and a night in jail awaiting the judge to determine the full amount.

This cannot stand!

Bill made the 1% difference.

It wasn't winner take all.