[Fresh Wind]

I am seeing loads and loads of yellow ribbon shaped "support the troops" stickers. I understand those are Bush supporters who choose not to have their cars vandalized.

[Dan from Michigan]

I understand those are Bush supporters who choose not to have their cars vandalized.

Usually, not always. I didn't count them.

I have seen one truck with a Kerry sticker and a yellow ribbon.

I have seen a lot more yellow ribbons though with Bush stickers though.

[Rome2000]

The UAW will deliver Michigan for the socialistcrats one way or another.

They even gave their members the day off to vote for Kerry as many times as they can get away with.

UAW HOLIDAYS IN 2004
In the first year of our new agreement, there are 8 holidays during the Christmas period and 18 total holidays for the contractual year.

They are as follows:
January 1 - New years Day
January 2 - Day after New Years
January 19 - Martin Luther King Jr. Day
April 9 - Good Friday
April 12 - Day after Easter
May 28 - Friday before Memorial Day
May 31 - Memorial Day
July 5 - Day after Independence Day
September 6 - Labor Day
November 2 - Federal Election Day
November 15 - Veterans' Day
November 25 - Thanksgiving Day
November 26 - Day after Thanksgiving
December 24-31 - Christmas Holiday Period




Somehow in beteween all of those days off they find time to gouge American consumers on the price of cars. This doesn't even include bonuses.

Buy used and say NO to union extortionists.

[sneakers]

"I am seeing loads and loads of yellow ribbon shaped "support the troops" stickers."

I've been seeing them all over the place here in Indiana County, Pa. as well. Let's hope you're right about them being Bush supporters! I kinda figured they probably are too!