Voted in Tx early this AM without a mask, wearing a shirt with a big 'ol Q on it. Exchange between me and the county poll supervisor:

"What does 'Q' mean?"

"Oh, a few things - its an internet culture thing."

"It isn't political, is it?"

"Oh, no - not political, I'm not advertising anything."

"Oh, ok then. Thanks for voting!"

Also parenthetically observing, I noticed on a local church a banner that reads "We are stronger than the storm." Nothing suggesting a reference to Q, but, are there coincidences??

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I was prepared, if someone called me out on it, to press "It stands for queer america - are you disenfranchising me because you presume to guess my orientation? Who is your supervisor?" Bet they'd leave me alone after that.