So, what can you do? Maybe you don’t want to vote for Rocky Anderson of the Justice Party. Maybe you can’t bring yourself to vote for Jill Stein of the Green Party. You’re a Democrat, after all.

So, vote for Darcy Richardson. Darcy Richardson is a progressive Democrat, running for President as an alternative to Barack Obama. He’s on the ballot for the Democratic primary in several states.

See what Darcy Richardson stands for. Then, put this Darcy Richardson bumper sticker on your car. Tell your friends about the Richardson for President campaign. Then, most importantly, vote for Richardson!

That doesn’t mean there’s nothing you can do to promote the 2012 Rocky Anderson presidential campaign, of course. One thing you can do is to spread the word with this Rocky Anderson for President bumper sticker.

Check out a profile of Rocky Anderson’s politics and you’ll see why he has such appeal to American voters. Anderson refuses to take corporate support of the kind that Barack Obama and the Republican presidential candidates have come to rely upon. Anderson has been a human rights leader, seeking a return in the United States to the simple principles of the United States Constitution. He’s running a simple, decent, principled campaign. How unusual – and how refreshing!

This bumper sticker can help Rastafarians support Barack Obama – and support their own principles as well. After all, Barack Obama shares the Rastafarian vision of respect for all people, and all life, on Earth. No wonder Rastafarians vote Obama in 2012.

Another Georgia voter wrote, “Rick Perry is just another Bush…..he’s working on getting big $$$ from the bailed out banks.” Yet another said, “Rick Perry is an idiot and so are the Georgians who support him.”

The combination of the strength of support for Rick Perry among Republicans in Georgia and the strength of opposition to Rick Perry among Georgia voters in general points to a struggle over the political identity of Georgia. There are many who are seeking to bring Georgia forward into a future that embraces the rich culture and knowledge of the world, but there are others who are struggling to avoid any advance for Georgia, trying to keep Georgia tied to a brutal and ugly past.

As a result, a large number of Georgia voters are appalled by Rick Perry’s extremist politics. However, Rick Perry also has a strong following among zealous right wing Republicans in Georgia.

Show where you stand in this struggle. Put this bumper sticker on your car to show that many Georgia voters are opposed to Rick Perry – despite what the loudest portion of the Georgia Republican Party wants outsiders to believe.

For extremist right wing Republicans, this is great news. For the rest of us, Rick Perry is too scary.

The case against Rick Perry:

- Perry has tried to withdraw Texas residents from Social Security and Medicare benefits.
- Perry has threatened to secede Texas from the United States.
- Perry has slashed support for education, leaving local communities across Texas devastated.
- Perry has used his office as Governor to promote certain forms of Christianity over other forms of Christianity, and over other religions.
- Perry has resided over a decline in economic prosperity in Texas.
- Under Perry, Texas has the highest amount of air pollution emissions of any state in the union.

Could Rick Perry do for America what he has done to Texas? Please, no! Rick Perry is too scary!

(Also available: A Rick Perry is too scary tshirt, which is made in the USA, and therefore, not scary at all.)

Christians who understand their own religion understand that prayer isn’t supposed to work like that. Jesus urged his followers not pray loudly in public, seeking to gain attention for themselves, but to keep it private. Rick Perry’s prayer rally made Christianity into a caricature.

You know better than to fall for the profane shenanigans of the latest Texas Governor. Join Christian Voters Against Rick Perry.

Jodie Brekke writes, “Perry cut the budget, the Legislature cut education funds and teacher’s pay. It won’t be long before we have a huge shortage of teachers in Texas. Is this really the best move for Texas?”

Rick Perry has cut state funding for education, and then diverted money from the federal government intended for education – after he complains that the federal government should butt out!

This spring, a crowd of 11,000 parents, students and teachers protested Rick Perry’s anti-education agenda.

Now, Rick Perry wants to become President of the United States – why, so he can wreck education across the United States like has in Texas? No thanks, Governor Perry. We’re listening to the Teachers Against Rick Perry.

Creative professionals aren’t looking for a handout. They’re willing to do the work in return for funds they’re given. They also know, however, that corporate programs to support the arts are dwindling. Also, corporate money comes with strings attached, and bold new voices that challenge conventional approaches aren’t given most private grants.

Besides, the issue isn’t really about the money. It’s about demonstrating an understanding of the value of artistic expression in a democratic society. By helping to push for cuts to arts programs while defending tax cuts for the rich, Mitt Romney has demonstrated that he thinks that the needs of millionaires and billionaires are more important than the needs of America’s artists.

Those priorities indicate a troubling disregard for the realm of ideas and free expression. Americans need a President who values artistic color more than the color of money. Mitt Romney can’t be that President, apparently.

That’s why this series of anti-Romney bumper stickers has been created: Musicians Against Romney, Writers Against Romney and Artists Against Romney.

Irregular Times says, “Though McCotter is a balding lawyer, he fancies himself a rock-and-roller. He posts YouTube videos under the theme Rock Solid with Thaddeus McCotter, in which he plays guitar for a few seconds, wearing a shirt and tie, before having a discussion with another Republican member of Congress about why legislation should be passed to meet the demands of corporate executives.”

That’s My Congress points out that, in the last session of Congress, Thad McCotter introduced shameless pro-corporate legislation that provided tax loopholes to subsidize businesses that sell dog lingerie. No kidding.

Thaddeus McCotter will promote any stupid idea, so long as it comes from a corporate lobbyist holding a campaign donation in his hand. Thaddeus McCotter is corporate fodder.

No, actually, mind that. Mind all of those things. After all that, if Michele Bachmann is still the answer in the 2012 presidential race, you must be asking the wrong question.