[Spktyr]

Ron Paul’s supporters are running around slapping campaign bumper stickers on cars in parking lots. They’re also conducting similar vandalistic attacks to promote their candidate.

How do I know? I came out from a shopping mall this weekend to see that my truck (which carries no bumper stickers whatsoever) had had a Ron Paul sticker slapped on the back. And when I was driving down 75 in Dallas later on Saturday, I noticed that the Paulians had constructed a guerilla banner and had illegally hung it off the Park Lane overpass (facing and over the southbound lanes) using weighted bags to keep it from flapping.

I wasn’t ever going to vote for Paul, having met the man twice, but this is ridiculous. This is vandalism and potential personal injury (should the weighted bags fall off).

[SJackson]

I wasn’t ever going to vote for Paul, having met the man twice, but this is ridiculous. This is vandalism and potential personal injury (should the weighted bags fall off).

Not to mention the risk to the road and utility crews forced to take the illegal signs down.

[John D]

I noticed that the Paulians had constructed a guerilla banner and had illegally hung it off the Park Lane overpass (facing and over the southbound lanes) using weighted bags to keep it from flapping.

Well it must be in the constitution, because Ron Paul and his supporters would NEVER never do anything that is not in the constitution.

[lormand]

Central Expressway used to be my stompin' grounds.

Now, it is Research BLVD here in Austin. It is virtually the same with regards to Ron Paul eye pollution.

[Baladas]

That didn’t make you want to run out and vote for him?