[Tax Government]

The answer is, "take the message to the streets, on your bumper sticker and t-shirt." Don't let the democRats promote the illusion that they are omnipresent and in total control. They aren't. Their success requires people to believe that there is no alternative to being a democRat. It's our job to prove otherwise.

During the last election it was dicey to have a Bush bumper sticker in the Bay Area. One could get dangerously tailgated by the "nicest-looking people" around Stanford, or by not-so-nice-looking people in new-model trade-union-style pick-up trucks.

Our side has played "nice guy" too long. This is a war for our country, and our side must WIN.

NEVER take the Bush sticker off the car.

[thoughtomator]

Getting the message out and being an out-and-proud Republican is all well and good, but what I'm concerned about is the actual manipulation of the votes themselves. Bumper stickers aren't going to stop Philadelphia districts from reporting a 102% turnout... it's not going to stop the registration of dead people.