What do you think of the "NObama" bumper stickers?

Question

I keep seeing them on the way to work in the morning and I must confess myself annoyed by them. It's not that I desperately want Obama to be President or that I'm annoyed by seeing people advertising their political beliefs on their cars--it's the negative connotation of the message. Since when is it not ok for someone to run for President?

Answer 1

Mine should be here tomorrow.  Gonna put a few on cars for hardcore libs I know.

Hee Hee

Answer 2

I'm making a NO NObama sticker.

Answer 3

Nah, doesn't have anything to do with the election.  It's football time and we really hate Bama

Go Vols 08

Answer 4

Like there aren't any negative connotations about Bush on TV or any bumper stickers. NObama isn't bad compared to half the stuff on cable news stations (SEE Olbermann) who dedicate their whole show on trashing Bush. But somimes that doesn't matter if its for the right political view. NObama '08

Answer 5

I think they are great and they are making me a lot of money.  It's the perfect saying for that class clown Buttock NObama.  I've been sticking them on Obama signs all over the city (the projects/ghetto).  Buttock Obama is losing this election more each day.

EDIT:  I do think it's funny and stupid of the liberal children to call freedom of speech "childish" when they aren't much of an adult themselves.

McCain IS our new president.

Answer 6

They are simply fantastic!

NOBAMA '08!!

Answer 7

I've never seen one.  Not many Neocons around here...thank God.

Answer 8

Pretty funny

I like the McBush ones also.

Answer 9

Lighten up, Francis.  Free speech.

Haven't you seen the dozens of "Arrest Bush" and other similar stickers over the past eight years?  Those are also perfectly acceptable.

Answer 10

about as annoying as the Obama stickers.... I wonder where I can get a NObama sticker... now I really want one... :p

Answer 11

Funny, I haven't seen any of those or any McCain bumper stickers where I live at all.  I've only seen Obama bumper stickers and I live in Orange County California, a very conservative part of California.

I guess people can't stand up for their candidate because they have nothing that they are running on so they have to put a bumper sticker on their car that negates the other candidate.  LOL, that is too funny.

Answer 12

Think of it as freedom of speech.  

Answer 13

Very childish. Better than 'NoHussein' though.

Some people are really pathetic.

Answer 14

Where can I purchase a Nobama sticker??????

Answer 15

To each his/hers own.  I have only seen one.  I know Hannity sells them on his website and then he wonders why Obama refuses to talk to him.  What a moron Hannity is.

Answer 16

My bumper sticker says, Bill O'Rights for President and it/he isn't even running.

Answer 17

I love these stickers planning on getting some myself here.

Get your Nobama stickers here folks

Answer 18

Since when is it not okay for a person to express who they do not want for president? I love knowing what peoples political leanings are, it let's me choose who I would help with a flat and who I wouldn't. I always stop for Conservatives and pass the Liberals, they are waiting on the government truck anyway.  

Answer 19

I think it is childish and petty and that is what presidential elections have become.  That is why I had supported Obama in the first place, he never went "there."  He stuck to the issues, and although I didn't agree with everything he said, he had enough gumption to stay away from the childish slamming.  Now that we are getting down to the wire, I can't say that about him anymore. I am just going to vote for Dave Barry.  At least he openly admits to being childish.