Commentary by management consultant Michael Wade on Leadership, Ethics, Management, and Life
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Political Buttons and Bumper Stickers
For many years, I collected campaign buttons from all parties. In the course of that process, bumper stickers and slogans would cross my desk. Among them:
Gay Whales Against Racism
AuH2O in '64 [Goldwater]
Vote Buddhist
Better a Third Termer Than a Third Rater [FDR's third term]
Vote for the Crook [Edwin Edwards versus David Duke]
No Dukes [Another anti-Duke slogan]
Any other memorable ones?
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The Edwards-Duke bumper sticker I saw a picture of was: Vote for the Crook It's Important Eric
4 comments:
The Edwards-Duke bumper sticker I saw a picture of was:
Vote for the Crook
It's Important
Eric
Eric,
I like that added emphasis.
May I add three from my collection
Don't vote, it will only encourage them.
We're the government. We don't care. We don't have to.
You have to be old enough for this last one
Impeach the Coxsacker
Wally,
I remember that last one!
Of course, the Nixon years were filled with bumper stickers.
Some others I remembered after posting:
No Third Termites! [Anti-FDR slogan]
And one slogan used in a sheriff's race: "Burr: For Pest Control"
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