Veteran Not Allowed To Vote Because Of His Controversial Hat According to recent reports, Bundy Cobb, a veteran in Georgia, left the polls outraged after a worker asked him to remove his National Rifle Association (NRA) hat before voting. Now, the NRA-certified firearms trainer, has filed an official complaint. According to Cobb, he wears the hat in an effort to promote his business, True Aim Defense. He claims that he walked by two workers before he was told by the third to remove his hat, so that he did not appear to be voting for a specific party. She said, Sir, youre going to have to take off your hat, Cobb told reporters. He went on to claim that the worker explained that the hat was aligned with the Republican Party or Tea Party. Its ridiculous, Cobb told the Daily Caller. My hat advertises my business. Cobb took off his hat in the moment, but filed an official complaint with the board of elections after he left the polls. Laurie Fulton, the Douglas County Elections Supervisor, explained that the decision was made not to allow any NRA-related items to be displayed at voting locations. The courts have found that anything that suggests association with the NRA in many peoples perceptions is associated with the Republican Party, Fulton claimed. What do you think of the ridiculous claim? 