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New Liberal Bumper Stickers for the Week of June 20, 2010
As of the week of June 20, the following are the newest bumper stickers we’ve added to our constantly growing left-leaning catalog. Demonstrate your support for Barbara Boxer as she runs for re-election to the Senate for California with this black and white… [more] This bibliophile bumper sticker reads "I’d rather be reading Jane Austen." [...]
Most Popular Bumper Stickers of May 2010
The following are the most popular bumper sticker designs sold by Irregular Times during the month of May 2010: Americans Against Offshore Oil Drilling Bumper Sticker The American Flag: Not A Religious Symbol Bumper Sticker Pro-Bicycle Share the Road Bumpersticker O: The President Bumper Sticker Obama in many colors bumper sticker Farmers for Peace bumper [...]
Most Viewed and Most Bought Bumper Stickers, August 23-29 2009
As progressively minded political people, we’re pleased to find that people are coming across the messages we believe in. As purveyors of progressive political bumper stickers, our income is dependent upon people actually buying those stickers. The difference between someone viewing a bumper sticker and someone buying a bumper sticker is the difference between a [...]
Top Ten Selling Liberal Bumper Stickers, January 1-8 2009
What’s on the mind of liberals these days? Are liberal Americans enamored with the politicians they’ve elected? Furious at the politicians they opposed in the November elections? Or more interested in non-electoral issues at hand? One indication is in the choice of stickers liberals choose to decorate their cars with. We’re a pretty sticky bunch, [...]
An End To A Bumper Sticker Era
What will become of progressive activism? Can the progressive grassroots survive, when the White House accepts responsibility for progressive action itself?
The Whole Kaboodle On Bumper Stickers
I’ve spend a little bit of time this afternoon exploring the bumper stickers that are already listed on the Kaboodle system, and adding a few more of my own. I find that I appreciate the way that the system allows me to categorize bumper stickers into lists and sub-sections. Is this capitalist system inherently anti-progressive, or can it be legitimately turned into a medium for progressive activation of previously apathetic citizens?
