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A remarkable absence of political bumbers stickers

flogger said:
The point I was making was that ALL of your candidates are very unsuitable to hold the most important job in the world. Why do you embarrass the high office of President of the USA with such spectacularly inept people

You must be able to find more experienced, talented and intelligent candidates than these amongst your many millions :(
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Most Americans are exceptionally stupid For example When asked about Aleppo they've never heard of it. On the republican side they had the opportunity to nominate Huntsman an exceptionally bright person governor of Utah, ambassador to Singapore and China speaks fluent Mandarin. The GOP base hated him. On the Dem side Biden chose not to run - can't help that.....
 
Rico Suave said:
Most Americans are exceptionally stupid For example When asked about Aleppo they've never heard of it. On the republican side they had the opportunity to nominate Huntsman an exceptionally bright person governor of Utah, ambassador to Singapore and China speaks fluent Mandarin. The GOP base hated him. On the Dem side Biden chose not to run - can't help that.....
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Sorry to rub it in but I found this hilariously funny ...... enjoy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mWtWz_aGyk
 
Rico Suave said:
Most Americans are exceptionally stupid For example When asked about Aleppo they've never heard of it. On the republican side they had the opportunity to nominate Huntsman an exceptionally bright person governor of Utah, ambassador to Singapore and China speaks fluent Mandarin. The GOP base hated him. On the Dem side Biden chose not to run - can't help that.....
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I suspect that even among the Democrats one might be able to find a more appropriate candidate besides Bidden than Clinton.
 
Rico Suave said:
The other day I was out and about and it occurred to me I could not recall a bumper sticker for ANY of the candidate. I suppose I must have but in past years Bush Obama, McCain and Romney stickers were ubiquitous.

My take away is that there's not a enthusiasm out there for either candidate. If so it will be a low turnout election and that favors Clinton given her staggering advantage wrt the on the ground infrastructure.
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Why ruin your car's resale value when you can bumper sticker your twitter and facebook?
 
Rico Suave said:
The other day I was out and about and it occurred to me I could not recall a bumper sticker for ANY of the candidate. I suppose I must have but in past years Bush Obama, McCain and Romney stickers were ubiquitous.

My take away is that there's not a enthusiasm out there for either candidate. If so it will be a low turnout election and that favors Clinton given her staggering advantage wrt the on the ground infrastructure.
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Speaking as a Republican, I don't want to get my car keyed by a member of the party of tolerance.
 
yankintx said:
Bush sticker, cant imagine why anyone would publicly support the idiot and chief, the thieves did ya a favour. You sure it was a Dem, not the GOP thought police trying to erase the Bush2 memory from Americas consciousness?
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It was in 2004, so thats unlikely. Thank for proving my point though.
 
flogger said:
Best candidate ?

Isnt that the guy who did not know what Aleppo was ?
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He's also the guy who recovered quickly once the person asking the question went into more detail, and later issued a public admittance of his mistake. It's not the first gaffe in history, but he handed it better than most would have.
 
BrewerBob said:
I wonder what is worse? Forgetting the name of a place or getting us into an unnecessary war in that place? :)
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Whatever fits the moment. Screw that long term logical thinking garbage.
 
I don't want to get my car vandalized by some moronic Trump supporter.
 
Jesse Booth said:
He's also the guy who recovered quickly once the person asking the question went into more detail, and later issued a public admittance of his mistake. It's not the first gaffe in history, but he handed it better than most would have.
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It was a little bit more than just a 'gaffe' I think given this place has rarely been out of the news in years :wink:
 
Rico Suave said:
The other day I was out and about and it occurred to me I could not recall a bumper sticker for ANY of the candidate. I suppose I must have but in past years Bush Obama, McCain and Romney stickers were ubiquitous.

My take away is that there's not a enthusiasm out there for either candidate. If so it will be a low turnout election and that favors Clinton given her staggering advantage wrt the on the ground infrastructure.
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Republicans often shy away from it because they don't want their cars keyed.
 
flogger said:
It was a little bit more than just a 'gaffe' I think given this place has rarely been out of the news in years :wink:
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Again, he recovered once some context was finally given to the question. I don't remember the exact wording of the original question, but I believe it was something like "As President, what would you do about Aleppo?" If that isn't vague, I don't know what is - especially since they weren't discussing anything related to foreign affairs prior to the question.
 
It has been time for the custom to die for awhile. I dont see many bumper stickers of any kind anymore.
 
zimmer said:
Republicans often shy away from it because they don't want their cars keyed.
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There is that, but it seems to me that people want to not draw attention to their cars in general anymore, which is the exact opposite of how we used to be. A possible increasing level of lack of trust in each other may or may not drive the change.
 
Jesse Booth said:
Again, he recovered once some context was finally given to the question. I don't remember the exact wording of the original question, but I believe it was something like "As President, what would you do about Aleppo?" If that isn't vague, I don't know what is - especially since they weren't discussing anything related to foreign affairs prior to the question.
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No he was simply ignorant of world affairs and hence totally unsuitable as a candidate for your presidency

Mind you there are very few who ever have been especially recently :(
 
flogger said:
No he was simply ignorant of world affairs and hence totally unsuitable as a candidate for your presidency

Mind you there are very few who ever have been especially recently :(
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The last one was Bush the Elder.

Before that Nixon.

Which makes all these claims that Trump's ignorance is a big break funny.
 
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