[jwalsh07]

Nothing to fear but fear itself. I drive around CT, Massachusetts and RI with McCain/Palin and NOBAMA stickers on all my cars. The only feedback I get is from fellow McCain supporters. Cars are doing just fine.

[combat_boots]

This is something to be angry about-and sad about. Here in the US, you don’t want to display your beliefs in someone, in a political candidate(s), a political party, God.

[nutmeg]

Same here, jwalsh07. We drive all over Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and beyond with pro-McCain-Palin, pro-conservative signs on our cars, which are Toyotas That Won't Die (admittedly old cars).

I'm also waiting for "official" McCain-Palin materials, but I always print out my own signs right from this computer and tape them onto the inside of my back and side windows. The one on the back of my Toyota Camry wagon's window now simply says: John McCain - Sarah Palin 2008.

Hubby also has this one on his car:

WHAT HAS OBAMA
ACTUALLY EVER DONE
…besides write two
books about himself?

He says he sees MANY people pointing, nodding and laughing over that sign... LOL. He gets a lot of 'thumbs up' as well.

On 9-11-08 I took all campaign signs down for the day and posted:

No terrorist attacks on
U.S. soil since 9-11-01
Thank you President Bush

People really noticed that one, and I didn't get one negative reaction that day.

The latter sign will go back on my car after the election and before 1-20-09.

My husband and I take these signs down as necessary, ie when bringing the cars in for service, parking in a public lot, etc. So there's a way to compromise in not affixing a permanent sticker onto your car, while still getting a message out when it's convenient for you...