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President Obama – Practice Saying It

Jul 31st, 2008
by The Sticker.
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The poor dears. Let’s not allow them to get flat footed by Obama like we were by George W. Bush. Let’s help them out. Let’s expose them to the phrase, President Obama, so that they can get used to seeing it, even before the election takes place. That way, they won’t panic on Inauguration Day.

Bumper Sticker Shopping Through ThisNext

Jul 29th, 2008
by The Sticker.
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Writing a blog article on ThisNext actually is more difficult, because it doesn’t allow the use of html. A blog article with no links? How useless is that?

Why Did Barack Obama Turn His Back On the Constitution?

Jul 14th, 2008
by The Sticker.
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This FISA Amendments Act vote has got to be the most obtuse piece of political triangulation I have ever seen. It has cost Barack Obama his image as an idealist, lost him progressive votes, and hasn’t brought Obama any more support from Republicans.

The Most I Can Muster Lately On a Barack Obama Bumper Sticker

Jul 7th, 2008
by The Sticker.
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What with Barack Obama breaking his promise to actively oppose the FISA Amendments Act, I’m pretty downhearted about the Senator as a presidential candidate. The Constitution is kind of sort of the core document of our nation and all, and if he won’t protect and defend it, what can we depend on him to do? [...]

Jennifer Granholm for Vice President

Jun 7th, 2008
by The Sticker.
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In less than one hour from now, Hillary Clinton will give a speech to concede the Democratic presidential nomination to Barack Obama. Hillary Clinton herself indicates that she is not seeking the position of Vice President in the Obama White House. Besides, it would be too tricky for Barack Obama to manage both Bill Clinton [...]

John McCain is History

Jun 3rd, 2008
by The Sticker.
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It isn’t just because John McCain is old. A person can be old and still remain relevant and be able to contribute meaningfully. It has to do with John McCain’s place in time. John McCain has failed to update his ideas.

Stop the Hate. Elect Barack Obama President in 2008.

May 30th, 2008
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If you’re like most Americans, you’ve had it with the ugly attacks against Barack Obama. They’re racist. They’re religiously bigoted. They’re ignorant. They’re ugly and just plain mean. It’s become clear that the agenda of the Republican Party, George W. Bush and John McCain has failed America. It’s going to take a generation to dig [...]

Clinton Supporters for Obama 2008

May 21st, 2008
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Clinton supporters of good will can now help in the effort to ensure that John McCain does not become the next President of the United States. It’s time for a show of support for Barack Obama by people who have supported Hillary Clinton. Putting this Clinton Supporters for Obama in 2008 bumper sticker on your car can help.

Kathleen Sebelius the New FrontRunner for Obama VP

May 18th, 2008
by The Sticker.
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Barack Obama and Sebelius share Kansas roots, and the Midwestern votes that Sebelius would bring in could wrap up the Electoral College for the Democratic campaign. If Al Gore of John Kerry had just been a bit stronger in the Midwest, after all, George W. Bush would have spent years ruining businesses instead of ruining America.

Barack Obama and John Edwards Run for White House Together?

May 15th, 2008
by The Sticker.
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John Edwards fits with Barack Obama, politically and biographically. Both come from modest economic backgrounds, and understand political issues from the perspective of working Americans. Both have rejected negative campaigning and lobbyist influence as well, and that will be a strong point in opposition to John McCain, who has filled his Senate office and his campaign staff with corporate lobbyists. Edwards and Obama also both represent an idealistic vision of a better American future, not a desperate clinging to the past.

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