[DTogo]

Any FReeper not acquainted with the gut-busting satire on The People's Cube should get there!

[DTogo]

[THX 1138]

"Kommunists For Kerry" was a scream.

Ah, the good old days...

[Army Air Corps]

I have followed these guys since the beginning of Kommunists for Kerry. The guy who looked like Lenin did some great street theatre to tweak lefties.

[Sybeck1]

This guy called Rush one day I remember.

[MtnClimber]

I printed out their posters and put them out with roadside politician signs. It was only on paper, but they were taken after only a day. I kept putting them out. I started putting them on areas where a car cannot stop easily and using a ladder to put them high on telephone poles late at night. They lasted much longer. It was clear to me that these signs angered the left very much.

The bar that comes up on the left side of the site aking for donations is REALLY annoying. It overlaps the article. I have not been able to read half this article after 3 attempts. I am not going to a site where I can't read the articles. Chairman Mao has taken over!

[Thunder90]

Ahha, the good old days...

Communists for Kerry and the ProtestWarriors... Renegade Freepers with style.

[Waryone]

The more I see of the naive RINOs running things here in Florida, the more disgusted I get.

I spent so much time on the Kommunists for Kerry website I feel I owe Jason campaign money. It was the most entertaining website (next to Freep) during the entire 2004 election. They were hilarious! Now the RINO republicans come out of the woodwork to say they are afraid of what would happen if a picture of him dressed up as Che came out?!

The Kommunists for Kerry people were geniuses. The local republican party should be begging people like Jason to run and that picture would be just as effective as the Kommunists for Kerry organization was up in New York. It would probably get a lot of pinko democrats to vote for him by mistake. Any republicans should know better.

[ConservativeMind]

I did something like that years ago with liberals posing a a fictitious member of “Jews for Jesse” (Jackson).

One of the funnier moments of my college career. I had a pen and paper with me and started interviewing liberals around me, first asking about how they felt about President Bush (I), then after that, asking them if they, as I did, thought that Jesse Jackson would make a wonderful president.

Jesse has just recently called New York, “Hymietown”.