The slogan, at its core, relies on a simple rhyme: Retire Dreier.

“Dreier” in this slogan refers to Congressman David Dreier, a Republican member of the U.S. House of Representatives from the 26th district of California, on the marginal hills of metro Los Angeles. Dreier has run into some trouble recently, given some comments he made in a speech last week, saying that when it comes to the Patriot Act, guarantees of liberty and justice aren’t as important as the desire for security.

One bumper sticker, with a simply blue and black design, reads: Retire David Dreier – He’s out of touch with our values. Dreier may want to note that many Republicans value liberty much more than the big government apparatus of a Security State of the sort that’s been set up under the Patriot Act.

Another manifestation of the Retire Dreier slogan comes on a bumper sticker that advises: Time to Retire David Dreier, and shows a rather glum-faced Dreier to the right of the slogan.

The message, I think, is that David Dreier should choose to retire himself, or voters, in the primary election or general election of 2012, will choose retirement for Dreier.

Bye Bye Buyer, it reads, “Indiana can do better”.

Indiana certainly can do better. In the current session of Congress, Congressman Buyer earned a negative 49 legislative score from That’s My Congress. There is now hope that the 4th congressional district of Indiana can elect a more forward-looking Representative.