Hennepin Poll Worker Wears 'Problem Solved' Shirt

Gateway Pundit says Alpha News reporter Liz Collin obtained a photo of a poll worker in Rogers, Minnesota, in a white T-shirt reading "Problem Solved" over red splatters. It was taken Saturday at the Rogers fire station community room, where she wore it under a lanyard while working with election equipment. A shirt like that doesn't need a decoder ring, but Hennepin County's approach was to cite Minnesota Statutes 211B.11 on what's allowed inside polling places and forward the matter to the Rogers city clerk, which is now reviewing it. Online, plenty of people have already decided what the shirt means, though the material itself doesn't confirm the Charlie Kirk speculation. Most Hennepin polling workers are election judges hired by the municipalities, so this problem is getting passed down the line like a hot skillet nobody wants to hold. As of Tuesday afternoon, nobody has announced any personnel action. Don't count your chickens before they hatch.