[Bobalu]

This is why you see very few Romney/Ryan bumper stickers.

[Gaffer]

But that does not mean the votes won’t be there.

[pgyanke]

This is why you see very few Romney/Ryan bumper stickers.

Yup.

[Sarah Barracuda]

And also why many people lie to pollsters. I would be afraid to tell the pollster on the phone the truth since they know my name and address. I think that on election day the media is going to be shocked when they see that Romney won

[Happy Rain]

I had to stop my wife from putting a Romney/Ryan bumper sticker on her Toyota.

It’s a black thing and you don’t want to get keyed—or worse.

[billphx]

My pickup got keyed over an “I voted for Palin” sticker

[Boomer One]

In 2008 I had anti-Obama stickers on my car. As a result, car was keyed 3 times, twice in Costco parking lot. If Democrats have such a good plan, why do they result to thuggery to suppress the opposition rather than arguing merits of their future plans? I'm currently very concerned about a mailer from the Democratic Party of Florida informing potential voters that “THE AARP IS GRAVELY CONCERNED ABOUT THE RYAN VOUCHER PLAN”. Of course they fail to mention the voucher plan is simply exploratory and that it was considered by past Democratic leaders. Point is, we need to do something about Medicare and Democrats refuse to admit the dismal failure of ObamaCare to address issues. Sad to see an election run on scare tactics. Our two parties have become so polarized that honest and reasonable discussion is out. Although I previously opposed it, we now need a third party to keep the other two in line and focused on helping all Americans, not specific “minority” groups.

[matginzac]

Hey, I have them on our beat up ole Ford Ranger...
Right next to the NRA sticker...
Have at it, libtards.