I hope this catches on :)

[jaysunb]

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[Cracklin Charlie]

1. I like that! n/t

[DesertFlower]

2. so do i.

[cr8tvlde]

3. Maybe some Blue Dogs coming home out there in the Red States?? Good find. n/t

[freshwest]

4. It would be a beautiful thing!

[progressivebydesign]

5. What I love about republicans for Obama, is that it's usually the 'people' stuff that brings them..

many times they're conservatives who are troubled or disgusted by the lack of compassion for all of the citizens. So the Ryan/*Romney ticket will push many many republicans and independents to the left, once they realize that their lives, their neighbors, their children, are nothing more than a chart on a power point presentation.

[southernyankeebelle]

6. Maybe some of them are Reagan Dems. coming home. Or liberal and moderate republicans

who are sick of being pull to the extreme right and have had enough.

[matt819]

7. Refer them here

http://www.republicansforobama.org/

[chknltl]

18. A very interesting link.

Spent some time checking the place out. These (R)epublicans are DEFINITELY NOT freepers! Bookmarked the link for further study, thanks.

[Robbins]

20. Intresting

we are probally seeing some liberal and Moderate republicans see present GOP as It Is and see Obama as the moderate he trully Is
and see he's best choice.The site shows Obama has actully cut taxes.A shame more won't mention this.

[dsteve01]

8. God I Hope So

That would be like Baby Jesus having a kid with Shiva!

[Jamaal510]

9. Speaking of Republicans for Obama, I just found this site:

http://teapartyforobama.com/

[Courtesy Flush]

10. Hope he's wearing pants. nt

[calimary]

17. LOL!

[Sheepshank]

23. I was just going to say, I think his black dress socks are adorable n/t

[99th_Monkey]

11. That's what it may take for Obama to win

given all the voter suppression that seems to have escaped Holder's attention (except for a few token gestures),
and given Citizen$ United, and last but not least, given that most of our nations' votes are counted secretly by
GOP owned voting machine companies (which has never been fixed)..

notice that two of the above three heavily pro-GOP phenomenon have just been put into place, since Obama's
election, in preparation for 2012.

[Cha]

12. That's a cute little ol

elephant PObama logo they got goin' on.

Here's a Teaparty For Obama..

“There is no denying that people are more angry at the Republican Party than the Democrats.”

http://teapartyforobama.com/

[cheezmaka]

15. Rednecks for Obama

is the picture I like on the website. People are FEDUP with Romney and really want to see CHANGE

[Cha]

25. I had to go look..I remember a "Rednecks for Obama"

during the 2008 election.. and here we are in 2012..

[Robbins]

19. Oh God

That's almost funny.Well that proves not all members of teaparty are like ones that get on TV or are just Racist Republicans.

[Cha]

22. Yeah, who

knew!?

[WinstonSmith4740]

13. My parents had always been democrats,

but became those folks that switched over to Reagan and Bush in the 80's, then learned their lesson and came back to the light. When I was working the Clinton campaign, I sent Dad an "Another Republican for Clinton" button, which he proudly wore to the polls! He said he got some dirty looks, and a couple of grunts, (Florida, don'cha know!) but he just laughed at them.

The folks holding this sign probably are those good, decent, solid, moderate to liberal Republicans that have been drummed out of the party since they have functioning brain cells. These two are still holding out hope that their party will return to decency and common sense after this election cycle. So after the repubs run a ticket of Christy/Coulter in 2016, we'll probably see them with a banner saying "EX-Republicans for Hillary"!

[cheezmaka]

14. That's GREAT!!!

There's people that's not concerned about "partisanship" but they care about OUR COUNTRY...

[davidpdx]

16. Me too

There seemed to be quiet a few Republicans that voted for Obama in 2008. We could use their help again.

[HopeHoops]

21. I need one of those. I'm actually registered Republican (for a very good reason).

We have few if any major primary challenges on the Democratic ticket. By registering Republican, I can strategically vote AGAINST candidates during the primaries. The general election is anything goes, but PA requires a party affiliation and you can't switch it at the last minute. I did that in NH, but there you could walk in, change registration on the spot, and change it back on the way back out.

[Sheepshank]

24. Can anyone point to a "Democrats for Romney" site?

I've googled several ways, using several statemtns and finally came up with just one article for a dude who says he will vote for Obama, but feels Bain records speak "positively" for themselves.....but I can't find a site.

Seems to me buying twitter'ers would be in the same category as setting up a fake "dems are pro Romney" sites.