"I'm not getting in that car". --- a campaign slogan?

[usonian]

Just a thought.

I had this image, or something similar, in mind.


From Fullerton Hornet/The Anaheim Colony
https://hornet.fullcoll.edu/how-far-back-into-anaheims-history-does-the-kkk-go/

From the article:

Fortunately, our history does not define who we are. We must not allow ourselves to be bound by the events that lie in the past.

A great slogan as well. Credit to author Abi G Bulus

Artists out there?
(so there is no copyright question)

[Thomas Hurt]

1. First time I have seen a Klan car in sheets.

[Joinfortmill]

2. Good idea.

[gratuitous]

3. Has anyone asked Pence about this episode?

Why didn't he want to get in the car with his security detail?

[Kablooie]

4. Eek. I was raised in Fullerton.

As a kid I had no idea it was a right wing stronghold. My dad was Republican but my mom was very liberal. When I was a teen all local politics seemed to tend liberal, with the Vietnam war setting the tone. I Didn’t learn that Orange County was very right wing until I left for college.

[sanatanadharma]

5. It is a great organizing meme

Billboards, TV, internet, 30 second spots, talking point being the GOP car is going off the cliff.
Not just bad ideas or anti-American activities, but actual mental insanity leading to the inevitable Thelma and Louise denouement.

Want a ride to the grocery store, neighbor?"
"I'm not getting in that car!", pointing to the republican bumper sticker.

Race car driver says, "I'm not getting in that car!" and we see GOP sponsor stickers on the race car.

[usonian]

7. Illinois nazis?

[localroger]

6. I don't need a ride, I need to certify this election!

Apologies for President Zelenskyy for the comparison, but it does seem a little apt.