Take the fight to them every place you can.

From SGLawrence, taken in Woodstock, NY (not actually the place where the Woodstock concert was held, that was in Bethel):

Hi Professor Jacobson. While in Woodstock, N.Y. this past week, I came across a large Chalkboard that invites members of the public to fill in the blank after the words ” Before I die I want to….”

Someone had written “slap Mitt Romney” so I decided to get creative and instead of erasing the thought, I edited it to say “Before I die I want to slap Mitt Romney and tell him he was right to criticize Obama for attacking the 1st Amendment over Benghazi.”

@SGLawrence

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From LukeHandCool:

If I’d had a can of spray paint, I’d have added,

“Milton Friedman and I are so happy to hear this! Thank you! Uncle Milton is smiling in his grave!”

I took this picture of Occupied public property on Pacific Coast Highway outside the parking lot of the Annenberg Community Beach House, where our youngest daughter played in a beach volleyball tournament.

Good excuse to play the video of Uncle Milton schooling Phil Donahue … to no avail.

And yes, I don’t need much of an excuse to re-post the Milton Friedman / Phil Donahue video:

Also, here’s a link to the source of the quote and poster.

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From longtime reader and frequent photographer Ulises:

Non-coexis​t bumper sticker … In Owings Mills, MD…

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Can’t figure this one out.

Spotted in Ithaca.

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Save us, Virginia.

Sir,

I attended the Albemarle County Republican Breakfast this morning and happened upon this display of freedom in the parking lot. 5 of the 7 LG candidates spoke and it was a packed room. The Republican Nominating convention is May 18 and will be well attended.

In Liberty,

Brian

P.s. albemarle surrounds charlottesville.

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Not Texas.

Dear Prof. Jacobson,

Well, the skies are blue, at least . . .

After “One step away from #Gosnell,” I figure we need our spirits lifted a bit, so I present the following, taken in Burns, Oregon, the other day.

Some background: Harney County, Oregon, is 10,226 sq. mi. (roughly the size of Massachusetts), and has a population of about 7,400, of which about 3/4 live in and around Burns.

As you might guess from the photo, it’s cattle ranching country. The remaining 1,850 souls (or so) are spread around the remaining 10,150 sq. mi.

Blue State Oregon is four hours to the west, on the other side of the Cascades. It’s another world away.

Kind Regards,

“Oregon Mike”

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It’s not a trick question.

From SteveWhiteMD:

Here’s a fun one. Taken with my iPhone camera while stopped (I swear) on the expressway into Chicago one morning.

Best thing is: progressives don’t know and don’t care what comes after ‘trillion’.

Enjoy.

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Hot rodding around Ithaca in your Toyota Sienna LE minivan.

Breaking all the rules!

You’ll make history, alright.

A certain little bad boy is waiting for you.

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I agree with Zach, nothing to laugh about here, least of all the honesty of the message:

I just recently moved to Denver, CO and captured this shot this afternoon downtown.

I have no witty remarks for this photo. It is simply downright depressing. Best wishes.

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From LukeHandCool:

This van was heading west towards the beach down Wilshire Boulevard in the Peeps Progressive Republic of Santa Monica, California.

Only kind of bumper sticker mentioning the troops you’ll usually see here on the Westside of L.A. is the disingenuous, “Support Our Troops, Bring Them Home.”

As we know, they don’t want to come home until they feel they’ve finished the job, which this van so beautifully depicts.

I think the stoplight was red when I snapped the picture, like you always remind us, but I can’t really remember, being a bit tipsy as I was.

Yes, yes, I kid.

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Because the bumper sticker was not enough.

From BoPMonkey in the Tip Line:

Snapped this pic the other day.

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From the Baltimore area.

This is an eclectic bunch, though I don’t like them all.

My favorite is the “Don’t steal” one.

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Because I need some help with these.

From Linda in Tennessee:

Professor, I was riding shotgun along I-65 North Saturday, when I saw a truck bumper full of stickers. I couldn’t read them, but experience has taught me to snap away and then try to read them after loading into the computer.

You’ve had a busy week. I salute your coverage of the events in Boston. Fortunately for the US, the cameras were rolling and our Law Enforcement agencies jumped into action, unlike the “off-camera” events in Benghazi which left three heroes and an ambassador dead months later and no justice in sight.

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How’s that Obama second term working out for us?

From John:

I believe in yesterday……………..all my troubles seemed so far away………………Hee!

I took this pic this am in Parkersburg, WV …keep up the great work!

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From Jon:

Bumper stickers in Boston

Of all places, less than a mile from the bombings.

Opposite rear doors of the same van.

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