Campaign Signs Revisited

[CochiseCowbell]

About 6 weeks ago we discussed these in another thread.

I've made my decision on my presidential vote - On3

www.on3.com

In which I shared my vivid memory of destroying (& repairing) one as a preteen.

I felt duty bound to show my maturity in these grave decisions as an adult. Mea Culpa, Mrs. Slidell.

 

[CochiseCowbell]

Finally got the damn picture to load.

 

[onewoof]

Pro tip: watch the top notch "political science" methodology of making citizens angry, afraid and positioning their candidate as the only hopeful solution. I have watched 10 presidential campaigns and not one of the false claims of fear tactics ever came true. But it made people vote based on anger, hate and fear.

 

[DoggieDaddy13]

Pro tip: watch the top notch "political science" methodology of making citizens angry, afraid and positioning their candidate as the only hopeful solution. I have watched 10 presidential campaigns and not one of the false claims of fear tactics ever came true. But it made people vote based on anger, hate and fear.

Why do you hate America? This is the way.

 

[onewoof]

Why do you hate America? This is the way.

Lets go back to the way Washington did it. Free kegs at the voting booth. I will vote for anyone that gives me a free pint.

 

[Leeshouldveflanked]

Whatever happened to a Fifth of liquor or a fish plate for a vote?

 

[DoggieDaddy13]

Whatever happened to a Fifth of liquor or a fish plate for a vote?

Still work it that way in a few MS counties.

 

[BulldogBlitz]

Whatever happened to a Fifth of liquor or a fish plate for a vote?

It's a bbq plate at the "historic" churches in augusta.

 

[QuaoarsKing]

Pro tip: watch the top notch "political science" methodology of making citizens angry, afraid and positioning their candidate as the only hopeful solution. I have watched 10 presidential campaigns and not one of the false claims of fear tactics ever came true. But it made people vote based on anger, hate and fear.

I can think of one recent presidential election where something written off as "fear tactics" came true, and actually even worse than the candidate predicted.