[Cinnamon Girl]

I'm seriously thinking about putting my Bush/Cheney '04 bumper sticker on my car. Who's in?

[TSgt]

I've had mine on for several months now...

Then there is the sign in the yard...

And the T-Shirt, Cap and Mug...

www.georgebush.com

[jdege]

Here in Minnesota, it's suddenly bumper-sticker season.

"What would Wellstone do?"

"It's not time to Park the Bus"

"Say No to Bush"

Which means it's well past time to begin to respond.

These are on my car:

[tiamat]

Cinnamon Girl wrote:


I'm seriously thinking about putting my Bush/Cheney '04 bumper sticker on my car. Who's in?

---

I live near Ann Arbor. If I do that, I'll get my windows broken on my car.

( Since the loving libs like to vandalize people they disagree with.....)

[Feiny]

Careful with that sticker, Cin. You live in LA & your car will be vandalized. I have had people make nasty comments about my "Freedom isn't Free" sticker. I got that from a charity I support (Disabled American Veterans).

[Howlin]

Why don't you already have it on there?????????

[mathluv]

After a protest against Bush/Cheney when the VP was here, I went home and added more stickers to my car. I already had one on the back that said "I support the President". I added 4 more - 2 Bush/Cheney static cling inside the front side windows, and one that says "Leadership, Integrity, Morality - Bush 2004" on the back side windows.

When my daughter saw it, she laughed and said there was no doubt who I was voting for.

I also have the poster from the 2000 state convention "Bush" in my front bedroom window - it has been there since I came back from that convention.

[netmilsmom]

>>I'm seriously thinking about putting my Bush/Cheney '04 bumper sticker on my car. Who's in?<<

Mine's been on for a month!

This is a great essay, my FRiend! We from the "On the Beach" generation (who will not admit to being a late baby-boomer {I swear I heard Gen-Xers start with JFK in 1961} because we are not like "THEM") fully understand what you are talking about.

I was blessed to have parents who were 1st generation American, a dad who knew that hard work got you the American Dream and a mother who was in love with RR as a young girl. He was much loved in our home.

[StoneColdGOP]

Cinnamon Girl, this is a DAMN good write-up.

I was 12 when Reagan left office, he'll forever be my mind's model of what a President SHOULD be, something no successor will ever quite live up to, and that some will likely fall quite short of.

After Reagan, there was no shame in being a right-winger for young people.

So many early and profound memories are because of him.

The Challenger speech. Watching Germans tear part the Berlin. The dissolution of the Soviet Union.

That was our guy who did that!

And he left a LOT of us with the realization that politics is important and we can't leave it to others, WE have to be the ones who step up for what is right and advance the cause of freedom, as Republicans and Americans.

I'm seriously thinking about putting my Bush/Cheney '04 bumper sticker on my car. Who's in?

Alas, still, no. ;-)

[Alkhin]

Cinnamon_Girl, I wrote to Rush Limbaugh. I really think he should see this.

I am so glad you wrote this. It is how I have been feeling for some time, but couldn't put it into words.

[Rays_Dad]

I'm seriously thinking about putting my Bush/Cheney '04 bumper sticker on my car. Who's in?

---
Way ahead of you - got it on both cars.

Chip

[angcat]

I have my Bush/Cheney sign up on my lawn. And I just ordered two cling decals from a site that say "I support President Bush and our Troops" I had a W sticker on my old truck so I had to replace for the new truck. Can't wait to get them!