[skeeter]

A) I live in the SF Bay Area, and B) bumper stickers don’t influence anyone.

[nascarnation]

I live in the SF Bay Area,

Is it true the have MDMA dispensers on every corner, or does Pelosi have to get hers via prescription?

[Red Badger]

...and B) bumper stickers don’t influence anyone

You're right!........

[tellw]

I agree they don’t influence but it was often nice to annoy liberals with a Bush sticker for example.

On another level I do think there are at least a few million voters saying they are for Obama but really won’t vote for him. They’re just afraid.

[Ditter]

A Romney sticker might influence an obozo supporter to key your car.

I haven't seen any Romney stickers in Houston but I have seen 2 obozo/2012 stickers.

[altura]

I’m not sure how much bumper stickers mean, but if you see a lot of Obama bumper stickers and no Romney, it might create overconfidence in the Obama people.

I’ve never put a political bumper sticker on my car but if I wanted to, I’d get a removable one and take it off while leaving my car in, say, the Wal-Mart parking lot.

Many dems are not particularly law abiding and might casually key my car on their way to cash in their food stamps.

[Hoffer Rand]

B) bumper stickers don’t influence anyone.

I disagree. If I see somebody with an Obama 2012 bumper sticker, I immediately know their judgement or intelligence is severely compromised, and I alter my driving accordingly. :-)