Yard signs
Yeah, I agree.
Personally I think it'* inviting political vandals.
There'* a guy in St. Cloud, MN here who'* had his Bush/Cheney sign stolen over 20 times in the past 6 weeks.
Personally I think it'* inviting political vandals.
There'* a guy in St. Cloud, MN here who'* had his Bush/Cheney sign stolen over 20 times in the past 6 weeks.
I think the point is more of the people with the yard signs wanting to show their support and tell the whole world who they're voting for. I usually ignore them. There'* one yard here local who has more than 20 bush/cheney signs littering their yard.
Originally Posted by harofreak00
actually...
being a new voter, and not doing to much research on all the small time canidates, i used these signs...if there were 2 people to pick from, i used the same that i remember seeing
being a new voter, and not doing to much research on all the small time canidates, i used these signs...if there were 2 people to pick from, i used the same that i remember seeing
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i agree. that reminds me, a month ago on the news, an older woman had her car keyed with anti-kerry slogans because she had a Kerry bumper sticker in her back window. It was a hella nice Caddy CTS too! What are people thinking?!
:?
But then again, thats the problem, they arn't....
:? But then again, thats the problem, they arn't....
Originally Posted by Custom88
I think the point is more of the people with the yard signs wanting to show their support and tell the whole world who they're voting for. I usually ignore them.
And for the truly undecided, ignorant, uninformed voters (and I'm sure there are plenty across the U.*.)... they just might remember (and mark off) that last name that they saw in print, as already mentioned.


