Why people should NOT steal others political signs...

[Edwina's Secretary]

Ipeople spend 10 bucks on a sign thats printed up by the local 666 printer's union and the steel stands welded up by Iron Workers/Teamsters-way to keep the economy going.

Is that the same union you belonged to? The one that is representing you in the pursuit of your grievance?

Curious minds want to know!

[RICHARD]

Nope, no apology here.

Try someplace else.

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Notice the brat didn't touch it again.


buzzz.....ow......buzzz.....ow........buzzz....... .ow...........

Now come on, YOU know that's not funny....

IT WAS HILARIOUS!!!!!!

Remember the old cartoons where the skeleton shows thru the skin of the character that gets electrocuted?

[RICHARD]

http://rawstory.com/news/2008/McCain...n_of_1101.html


McCain supporter turns away children of Obama supporters during trick-or-treatDiane Sweet
Published: Saturday November 1, 2008





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A Metro-Detroit Michigan woman refused to give candy on Halloween to children of Barack Obama supporters.

Shirley Nagel of Grosse Pointe Farms gave out treats Friday evening, but only to those who share her support of John McCain and running mate Sarah Palin.

Fox 2 News reports a sign posted outside Nagel's house, about 12 miles west of Detroit, served notice to all trick-or-treaters. It read: "No handouts for Obama supporters, liars, tricksters or kids of supporters."

Nagel told a Fox 2 reporter that "Obama's scary." When asked about children who'd been turned away empty-handed and crying, she said: "Oh well. Everybody has a choice."

The following video is the Halloween night report live from the home of the McCain supporter who turned away sad, crying children and toddlers.


You can see the video on the link....

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See what happens when one kid tries to steal an Obama sign?

All the bad kids in the world have to pay the price.

[joycenalex]

"...That's what I keep thinking - do the signs really matter in the end?...."
maybe not for the top of the ticket, but the name recognition for the down ballot names does help. i have a sign for a county commissioner candidate in my yard. three weeks ago a neighbor, who i haven't spoken to except for "hi how ya doin, nice day" stuff asked me about my candidate, so yes, i think it can help.

[lizbud]

"...That's what I keep thinking - do the signs really matter in the end?...."
maybe not for the top of the ticket, but the name recognition for the down ballot names does help. i have a sign for a county commissioner candidate in my yard. three weeks ago a neighbor, who i haven't spoken to except for "hi how ya doin, nice day" stuff asked me about my candidate, so yes, i think it can help.

It's worked that way for me too. Every 2 years I post the same sign for
a candidate for state office. It's a 2yr term office. I've gotten a lot of
questions & been able to provide info on the candidate. It does make a
difference sometimes.

[JenBKR]

"...That's what I keep thinking - do the signs really matter in the end?...."
maybe not for the top of the ticket, but the name recognition for the down ballot names does help. i have a sign for a county commissioner candidate in my yard. three weeks ago a neighbor, who i haven't spoken to except for "hi how ya doin, nice day" stuff asked me about my candidate, so yes, i think it can help.

Well, I guess I can understand that - for local candidates. For presidents though, you'd have to be living under a rock to not recognize the names of the people running

[lizbud]

For presidents though, you'd have to be living under a rock to not recognize the names of the people running

Oh, you would be amazed.

[JenBKR]

Oh, you would be amazed.

Ya know what, I bet you're right - I swear sometimes people never cease to amaze me!