How many 'Impeach him/them' signs in your neighborhood?

[stuntcat]

There are four in mine, maybe more I haven't walked by. I thought my neighborhood was mostly real conservative but I'm proud of my neighbors now. I'm in South Arlington.


(Maybe this isn't a fighty enough thread for this room but if it was in the lounge it would probably get moved. So maybe y'all will find a way to turn it into a fight of some sort! But answer the question, Freak! :D )

[Suich]

1. My neighborhood has them everywhere!

Placards in yards, signs in windows, bumperstickers on cars!

:bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

[stuntcat]

5. :headbang:

I was happy as hell when I saw two signs but then a few days later two more went up :headbang:
I love my neighborhood now :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

[lonestarnot]

11. Yeah!

:bounce:

[Traveling_Home]

2. I've seen .......

NONE

:-(

What's wrong with people?!?!?!?!?

[Hydra]

3. Fewer every day

sad

[W_HAMILTON]

4. None, BUT

I did notice something unusual the other day. I saw the word "BUSH" on a stop sign. It took me a second to figure it out (I live in the South so I assume everyone is a Bush supporter), but then I chuckled. I think it's the first public display of anti-Bush sentiment around here.

[TornadoTN]

13. It's growing more and more in the South

I'm amazed at just how much anti-Bush - anti-Republican sentiment is brewing here in Tennessee. Even from the most unexpected of places, people are actually letting it go beyond just thoughts to outward displays.

We had a few new people show up at our monthly Democratic meeting - ex-Republicans, sick and tired of what's going on. After some conversation, they realized we have a lot more in common than they had ever thought possible.

[Mr. Ected]

6. I Live In Georgia, and I See Them Everywhere

But, unfortunately, they've been there since 1999.

[RebelOne]

14. I live in North Georgia in Cherokee County, a completely red area.

So far, there are none here.

[Zywiec]

7. None n/t

[againes654]

8. None

unless you count my 2 bumper stickers

[lonestarnot]

9. Mine that I know of, but too busy to check out the neighborhood lately.

[youthere]

10. I live in rural Iowa..

and I've seen a couple bumperstickers in my small community of 500-which is surprising considering I live in a redder-than-red community.

[cali]

12. No signs. I live in the most rural part of Vermont

on a dirt road outside a tiny village, but there are numerous Vt cars with Impeach! bumperstickers.

[BlueGirlRedState]

15. I live in a HOA-controlled neighborhood

No political signs allowed until 1 month before election.

[MadinMo]

16. I haven't seen any, but saw an

Out of Iraq Now bumper sticker the other day. I cheered! :bounce: