… but there is a problem. Barack Obama already got elected in 2008. It doesn’t make much sense to promote his candidacy in a past election.

To address this problem, the bumper sticker has been updated for the 2012 presidential election. The old bumper sticker, for those who are nostalgic, is still available. However, there’s a new bumper sticker available as well -

Barack 2012 Michelle 2016

Jesus Would Heal the Sick Bumper Sticker

Frederick Douglass Quote on Children and Men Bumper Stickers

Obama 2012 Bumper Sticker

Older White Catholic Woman for Obama Bumper Sticker

Yes We Can Bumper Sticker

Frederick Douglass on Injustice and Silence Bumper Sticker

Trust No Man … John Adams Quotation Sticker Bumper Stickers

No We Can’t Re-elect Obama Rainbow Bumpersticker

Yes We Did Bumper Sticker

I Love Jesus More Than You Do! bumper sticker

Barack Obama promised to represent those who had been shut out of government during the long years of George W. Bush, but now, he’s proving to us progressives that he’ll represent the same financial elites that kept Bush in place. Barack Obama has reached a deal to work with Republican leaders to pass tax cuts for billionaires and wealthy investors – cuts that working Americans are going to end up paying for, with interest.

Now Obama expects me to turn around and donate to his re-election campaign? I don’t think so. With tax cuts for billionaires, Barack Obama lost my vote in the 2012 presidential election.

Obama hasn’t just lost my vote. He’s losing the trust and respect of progressives across the U.S.A. Senator Bernard Sanders, long a political ally of Obama, describes the situation as follows: “The President is a friend of mine. But his credibility has been severely damaged. If he is going to go forward, and if he is the Democratic nominee, I suspect he will say: Yes, I extended it for 2 years against my will; but, don’t worry, I am going to repeal them after 2 years. Tell me, who will believe him? His credibility has been severely damaged. We are caving in on this issue and we should not be.”

1. I Support President Barack Obama bumper sticker
2. Peace, Earth, Love, Obama bumper sticker
3. Red White and Blue Obama oval sticker
4. Earth O Barack Obama bumper sticker
5. Republicans are idiots, liars, thieves and thugs
6. Samuel Alito? Kiss your freedoms goodbye
7. Don’t Like Gay Marriage? Then Don’t Have One! car sticker
8. Share the Road bumper sticker
9. Question Authority bumper sticker
10. The GOP ReLIES on Ignorance bumper sticker

Six months ago, environmentalist themes dominated as we worried about oil spills. In October 2010, Barack Obama has surged back to the top of the liberal consciousness.

Michael Stopa has attempted to promote his congressional campaign by making the wild assertion that Barack Obama is an atheist. “I actually don’t think Barack Obama is a Muslim. I think he is a nonbeliever,” Stopa says.

So, where is scientist Stopa’s evidence for Obama’s atheism? “I have no specific evidence,” Stopa admits. Stopa merely believes that President Obama must be an atheist, because Obama doesn’t agree with Stopa’s right wing ideology.

Thinking Massachusetts voters are slapping their foreheads. With his fringe Cold Earther rejections of climate science and his politico-religious conspiracy theories, it’s clear that Michael Stopa is a raving lunatic.

With the end of the month approaching, it’s a good time to look at how the swag’s been swinging. The following are our top ten selling bumper stickers for November of 2009:

1. Question Authority. The saying remains applicable no matter which party is in power, don’t you know.

2. I Support President Obama. Because, FOX News appearances aside, there are still a lot of people in this country who do.

3. Another Old White Woman for Barack Obama. The bumper sticker started out as an don’t-pigeonhole-me alternative to the gender and racial polarization of the Clinton-Obama primary fight, but has remained pretty darned popular over time. Does that indicate that gender and race are still issues regarding the Obama presidency that people feel the need to counter?

4. Value All Families… it needs to be said, especially in yet another election where not all families were valued by voters. (See “Maine,” “Disappointment”)

5. Defend Marriage from Republican Bigots. See above. Who do they think they are to tell everyone else who can get married and who can’t?

6. Health Care for All, a bumper sticker that emerges as players in DC fight over whether this will actually come to pass.

7. Turn Off Your TV and Think: but wait, that’s not what Katie Couric said…

8. Jesus would heal the sick / Health Care Reform Now. Or what, do you think he would ask for proof of insurance first?

9. Is it Vietnam Yet? Sure, they call it “Iraq,” and it’s boxier-looking on the map, but it’s looking more like a quagmire every day…

10. The Thing Worse Than the Rebellion is the Thing that Causes the Rebellion, a saying by Frederick Douglass that still rings true, a century and a half later.

In this oval bumper sticker, an Orwellian all-seeing eye is incorporated into the classic icon of Barack Obama’s presidential campaign. The message: we may have a new president who ran on hope and change, but under his new administration, Big Brother is Still Watching. The Patriot Act is still in effect. The Military Commissions Act is still in effect. The FISA Amendments Act is still in effect. Barack Obama has committed to continue using tools of warrantless surveillance in contravention of the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution.

The election is over. It doesn’t matter whether Barack Obama was on “your team,” or whether you campaigned as part of “his team.” As of his inauguration, he will be the principal executor of a surveillance state. As long as the president and the agents of the president are watching, it is incumbent upon defenders of liberty to watch back.

I’m Voting for “That One”: Barack Obama for President bumper sticker

That’s a hard price for people to swallow, when their jobs are insecure, when their homes are defaulting, and when more of their income is swallowed up in essential expenses like food and fuel.

There is an alternative, however, to print-on-demand bumper stickers. Over at Irregular Times, they’re offering pre-printed Barack Obama bumper stickers, and are able to do so at a dramatically lower price than what the print-on-demand services can offer.

Instead of a price over five dollars, this Barack Obama bumper sticker is sold at a price of just $1.40 when bought in packs of 25. Yes, that price includes shipping and handling.

People want to get involved in politics. They want to do the right thing, but right now the cost of involvement can seem prohibitive for many Americans. Thanks to Irregular Times for bringing the price of political speech down to a level that people can really afford.