You Can't Argue Bumper Stickers
 

Biden campaigning for Obama characterized his presidency by saying you can sum it up with two bumper stickers.

"Bin Laden is Dead"

and

"General Motors Is Alive"

What say you?

New Romney slogan: Don't vote for someone because you like him. Vote for me.

Actually, THAT IS BEAUTIFUL AND I agree 100% !!!!!

I like this bumper sticker

http://i921.photobucket.com/albums/a...9en8y3_325.jpg

This one is good.
 

Conservative Bumper Stickers - Republican Bumper Stickers - Anti-Liberal Bumper Stickers

This one says that "My dog has created more shovel-ready jobs than Obama".

That's a good one for our dog poop obsessed TOTVers.

I always thought it was spelled COMMIE. Richie, check out your union card to make sure it is spelled right!

Can't refudiate that ........... Just think, if McBush had won in 2008, the bumper stickers would say

"General Motors is Dead"

and

"Bin Laden is Alive"

It's a play on "Romney" as visualized by Glen Beck; just go with it.

Here's a t-shirt you can buy.

http://i921.photobucket.com/albums/a...es/BXCT081.jpg

So, you did check on your Union card and they spelled Commie the right way!

It was only the illiterate Glenn Beck that spellled it wrong and wants to get rid of the shirts and convinced his drones it was a play on the spelling of Romney. I totally understand now.

Thanks for clearing it up.

Beck is still alive?

That's a ringing endorsement. The ringing of a death bell.

How about "It cost Mitt Romney 76 million dollars to defeat a serial adulterer and a lunatic in a sweater vest"?

His body is semi-functional but definitely brain-dead.

Coralway: Let me begin by thanking you for interpreting the intent of this thread and secondly for responding to it.

My interpretation of the phrase "You can't argue a bumper sticker" is simply that folks who display them feel so strongly about the issue that debate is out of the question.

Having said that it is my humble view that Biden is wrong on both counts.

General Motors infusion of government money was unnecesary. General Motors would have simply done what they are doing now mergers and joint ventures. Obama's intent was to reward the unions and he did that by handing over a good % of GM to them. This would ensure that he would retain union support. The people who really deserve credit are the same people who prefer anonymity because their profession and humble profiles demand it. The Navy SEALS do not want attention brought to them or their methods of operating. Loose lips sink ships. So here we have an ego-manic waving his arms and acting as if he single-handedly took bin Laden down when in fact he has neither the temperment or stomach for things military

We have far too many Americans acting like the political arena is some sort of reality show. This is serious business and it requires careful and thoughtful analysis of candidates, issues and solutions none of which can be accomplished by name calling and one upmanship.

Thank you again for your thoughtful reply

I'm sure you know more about what went on in the situation room than the president, the vp, Secretary Clinton, Secretary Gates, Leon Panetta, John Brennan and others who have detailed their impressions of that day. BTW, John Brennan, National Security Advisor, a self-proclaimed non-partisan, was just on Meet The Press today talking about exactly what happened. Maybe you can catch a replay. His version is quite different from yours.