Writing about bumper stickers for progressives
In 2008, Rastafarians organized a Rasta’Bama campaign in favor of Barack Obama’s presidential campaign. For the 2012 presidential campaign, Rastas will be a solid constituency for Obama again – if they get organized on his behalf. This bumper sticker can help Rastafarians support Barack Obama – and support their own principles as well. After all, [...]
There should be a Democratic President, but one who holds true to the progressive values of the Democratic Party’s base rather than running over to support Republican legislation. That’s not Barack Obama.
They decorate furniture with elaborate fabrics, and when they’re done working, they pick up the banner of Obama 2012.
A bumper sticker expressing support for Barack Obama in South Carolina in 2012.
It’s natural that Otherkin would enter the political sphere in support of the re-election of Barack Obama as President in 2012. Otherkin are the ultimate in cultural minorities.
Krampus for Obama lapel stickers are about as unique a political statement as you can get for the 2012 presidential election.
Questioning Barack Obama’s pro-war Afghanistan policy, Congressman James McGovern asked, “Do we really need 100,000 troops to go after less than a hundred al Qaeda?”
As President Obama repeatedly explained, a public option would be for citizens. Tax credits would be for citizens. You can’t claim a tax credit if you’re here illegally.
Among the arguments Obama used to justify the Defense of Marriage Act is that the law does not discriminate against same-sex couples because it allows gay men to marry women just like heterosexual men can, and it allows lesbians to marry men just like heterosexual women can.
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