BOCA RATON, Florida (PNN) - November 6, 2012 - A woman wearing an MIT t-shirt was barred from voting in Florida, according to a local report. MIT stands for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, not Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.

A woman attempting to vote in West Boca Raton this morning was initially prohibited from entering the polling place because she was wearing a tee shirt with the letters MIT, according to a report from BocaNewsNow.com.

BocaNewsNow.com has since heard from multiple sources that an election supervisor at the polling place ultimately realized that MIT stands for “Massachusetts Institute of Technology” - a school where students tend to know how to spell - and was not a campaign shirt for the Republican candidate, who spells his name MITT.

Campaigning is not permitted within several yards of a polling place.

Fortunately, the woman was ultimately allowed to vote.

However, that does not address the fact that others were very likely intimidated by the outright lawless attacks on their rights to free speech. Wearing a t-shirt with a candidates name on it is not electioneering, and no terrorist pig thug official has the right to prohibit an eligible Amerikan from casting a ballot because of the shirt he or she is wearing.