Donald Trump cut a 2-hour line to vote for himself
Donald Trump was greeted by loud booing from the crowd outside his NYC polling place Tuesday morning when he arrived to (presumably) vote for himself in the 2016 presidential election -- and now we may know why.
According to Jezebel, the GOP candidate cut a two-hour line to cast his ballot at PS 59 in Midtown Manhattan.
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Trump was inside polling place around 10 min. Also spotted Jared Kushner & kids, Hope Hicks. Crowd outside heckled & booed as he came out
— Noah Gray (@NoahGrayCNN) November 8, 2016
"How come he gets to cut?" one voter reportedly asked. "He's busy," another answered.
Photos of Trump voting:
Trump's voting experience seemed to be quite opposite to that of his rival.
When Hillary Clinton and her husband, former President Bill Clinton, voted at an elementary school near their home in Chappaqua, New York, they were reportedly greeted by a group of supporters waiting for her outside afterwards.
Photos of Clinton casting her ballot:
The Democratic candidate referred to the experience of voting for herself as "the most humbling feeling," according to The New York Times.
