New!! Kucinich & progressive bumper sticker website

[Desertrose]

my friend up in Flag ...check it out!!!!


koo-sin-ich
Kucinich, Dennis J. Progressive choice for president in 2004. See www.kucinich.us 

(will post a link to the image if I have time....& can figure it out :shrug: )


Two new bumper stickers are available to Dennis Kucinich supporters from http://carryabigsticker.com/.
Fridge magnets, bike stickers, and magnetic bumper stickers are also available. Fifteen percent of gross proceeds from the sale of these items will be donated to the Kucinich for President campaign.

Other progressive sticker designs are also available. Please feel free to share this website with others who may be interested in such products.


really cool stuff!!!!

http://carryabigsticker.com/.


Peace
DR

[ErasureAcer]

1. images

[Desertrose]

2. Wow...many thanks for this!

Thanks E A ...thanks posting for the images....
I think they're cool!!

(Dan figured the flag one might catch the other of the otherwise conservative flagloving (but not nesessarily Dennis type) voters ..tee hee.....


Peace & :loveya:
DR

[no name no slogan]

3. Very Cool!!!

Now I finally have something to put over my Goldwater/Miller '64 sticker :D

(the above is a joke, of course)

:kick:

[JohnKleeb]

4. It had better

[no name no slogan]

5. Oh it was...

Not to worry bro, I wasn't even born until 1969-- on the second day of the Woodstock festival, to be exact!

My first real memories of anything remotely political was watching the CBS news as a kid with my dad-- probably not more than four years old-- and Walter Cronkite (sp?) talking about the war in Vietnam. However, I didn't remember anything about Watergate, although I did remember Carter winning in 1976.

I really remember, quite vividly, the Iranian revolution and the hostage crisis. It was right about that time (age 9-10) that I had my "political awakening". I started to pay attention to what was going on in the world, and forming an opinion about it.

I first got involved in political stuff by writing letters to my congressman and senators about the Contra war in Nicaragua, which was completely wrong. As I got older, I got into peace & justice issues, and protesting too (got arrested for trespassing at Honeywell's HQ in the 80s).

Ah well....just glad to have a presidential candidate worth voting for, for once! :D

[goodhue]

6. most excellent bumper stickers!

http://carryabigsticker.com/.