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Up route 79 to Greenville and back. Funny thing is the person who I had to meet was the one with the zero sign in his yard.
I had my empty chair in the back of my truck as well as several anti-obama stickers and got no ugly looks. In ‘08 there were as many zero yard signs as mailboxes in my neighborhood and now almost none. I live in the thick of liberal Pittsburgh and things have definitely changed (for the better).

I grew up in the 'Burgh. My sister and brother-in-law still live there (on the North Shore in Brighton Heights.) Libtards, of course. Now if you drove east on 376/22 and saw R/R signs, I would be REALLY impressed. The five big counties around Philly, of course, are the critical ones to flip. I don't know how that looks. But I would also like to know what a drive down 219 through Johnston looks like. That is trade union Democrat territory, but flippable, especially on the gun issues. Also up 81 to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. The War on Coal ought to be useable there.

Living just outside State College -- Leftwing Central -- 0bama yard signs are just about nonexistent (they were everywhere last time) and bumper stickers are quite rare.