...and B) bumper stickers don’t influence anyone
You're right!........
Posted on 06/27/2012 6:09:05 AM PDT by tellw
I live in congressional district in metro DC area that went heavily for Obama in 2008. I just got my first Mitt Romney for President 2012 bumper sticker. I am a die hard Republican and I have put GOP bumper stickers on my car in the past. However this year I am seriously hesitating putting the Romney one on even though I very much want him to win. Reason: I fear physical assault to my person or vehicle. Furthermore I know it is early in the election cycle but I haven't seen any Romney stickers on any cars either. Anyone else having this fear?
A) I live in the SF Bay Area, and B) bumper stickers don’t influence anyone.
Embarrassed is more like it..............
In 2000, I worked at a project at the Pentagon that required parking in the same lot with union laborers. I was afraid to put my Bush sticker on my car.
No.
Extreme discomfort due to the fact I am faced with a Scylla and Charybdis election choice?
Most definitely.
I value my conscience too much to put a Romney sticker on my car.
Is it true the have MDMA dispensers on every corner, or does Pelosi have to get hers via prescription?
How about Obama stickers? Seeing any of those? See my tagline?
I don’t think I would ever put one on anyway. Like the person above said, they don’t change anyones vote. It’s not worth the trouble if someone did feel the need to confront.
No
Im just boldly not going to...
Ive only seen one Romney bumper sticker in my area...
Was a little nervous about putting the (FUBO) sticker on my pick up.
Been three years now and so far no problem just inquiries
Nothing good can come from putting a mittens sticker on your car.
If you want to make a statement, get a small sticker and put it on your credit card. Let folks that live off your spending know where the money comes from.
Yes. I would be afraid to do that. Folks would think I’d lost my ever-lovin’ mind, since Romney stands against my conservative principles.
No, it is just a lack of desire.
...and B) bumper stickers don’t influence anyone
You're right!........
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.
Lots of Obama 12 stickers here in Indiana.
Sadly a few at our Catholic church.
Baraq won’t win here though, 08 was a fluke.
Republicans have a strong ticket for Gov and Senate and will drag Mitty across the finish line a winner.
Afraid? No. Ashamed would be more like it.
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