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All signs, including road signs, bad for Obama

The hacked electronic sign at the intersection of Unionville-Indian Trail and Ridge roads in Union County was changed to read “Impeach Obama.”

Forget the bogus polls produced by the media fellators – when road signs turn against a politician, he’s cooked.

No matter how many of those “This waste of money courtesy of American Non-recovery and Malinvestment Act” signs Obama bought, none of them mean as much as one honest electronic sign.

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Consider it a sign of the times

WSOCTV.com has the story of a sign of the times:

A Department of Transportation electronic road sign was apparently hacked into and the road warning changed over the weekend.

Hacked? We can hear Jay Carney now babbling something about GW Bush’s secret computer skills.

The sign at the intersection of Unionville-Indian Trail and Ridge roads in Union County was changed to read “Impeach Obama.”

The sign was corrected Sunday night, officials said.

Good thing they fixed it. Impeachment is a long drawn-out process and the Democrat weiners in the Senate would never convict him. Better to vote Barry out of office in 2012 and then procescute him.

Electronic road signs were also hacked several months ago in Rock Hill. Instead of displaying political messages, those signs warned of zombies, hunters and tanks in the roadway ahead.

We beg to differ. Zombies and tanking pretty much ARE political messages in the age of the greatest presidential failure ever. All the signs were there before the last election, and even more of them are visible now.

– Written by Bonfire of the Absurdities

Source: WSOC-TV

New anti-Obama billboard zings Jimmy Carter, too

A new anti-Obama billboard has popped up at the intersection of Highways 6 & 50 in Grand Junction, Colorado. This one features Jimmy Carter contemplating that he’s the worst president anymore.

Barack Obama Jimmy Cater billboard

A new anti-Obama billboard has popped up at the intersection of Highways 6 & 50 in Grand Junction, Colorado. This one features Jimmy Carter contemplating that he’s the worst president anymore.

This billboard was paid for by an anonymous small business owner.

Another anti-Obama billboard. This one’s in Arizona

Anti-Obama billboards are spreading even faster than the White House can spread bullshit. And they’re all being paid for by individuals who dig deep into their own pockets to express their opinions.

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Anti-Obama billboards are spreading even faster than the White House can spread bullshit. And they’re all being paid for by individuals who dig deep into their own pockets to express their opinions.

CNS News has the details on the latest one:

Thanks to an advertiser who wishes to remain anonymous, cars and trucks on Arizona Highway 260 in East Central Arizona are driving by a billboard advertisement that recently went up, bearing President Obama’s face on what appears to be a mock U.S. $100,000,000,000,000 (One-Hundred Trillion Dollar) bill.

The billboard’s caption: “But Who Will Pay the Piper?”

Chuck Perrine of Jones Outdoor advertising in Tucson, Ariz., confirmed to CNSNews.com that his company created the 10 ft- by-40 ft. billboard, which he said “went up within the last month.”

You can see the billboard for yourself by driving to Linden, Arizona, a wide spot in the road about 170 miles northeast of Phoenix.

We suspect that this billboard might be the only reason you’d want to visit Linden.

Source: CNSnews.com

Anti-Obama billboard spree continues, this time in Missouri

You can find them just outside Kansas City, Missouri on Interstates 26 and 70. You can’t miss ’em. Just look for the words “Marxist”, “Obamanation” and “Revolution.”

You can find them just outside Kansas City, Missouri on Interstates 26 and 70. You can’t miss ’em. Just look for the words “Marxist”, “Obamanation” and “Revolution.”

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H/T: Bluegrass Pundit

Anti-Obama billboards spreading, two more pop up in Land of 10,000 Lakes Patriots

Anti-Obama billboards are being posted all over the country. Now two more have been spotted in Minnesota.

Anti-Obama billboards are being posted all over the country. Now two more have been spotted in Minnesota.

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anti-obama billboard

H/T: Bluegrass Pundit

Another anti-Obama billboard goes up in Buffalo

We’re thinking the Presidential motorcade may be rerouted in Buffalo, New York today. After all, his minions wouldn’t want the naked emperor to think that his subjects don’t love him.

We’re thinking the Presidential motorcade may be rerouted in Buffalo, New York today. After all, his minions wouldn’t want the naked emperor to think that his subjects don’t love him.

The Buffalo News reports the billboard bruhaha:

The Niagara Thruway billboard seems to sum up what everyone in Buffalo wants to tell President Obama when he arrives Thursday:

“Dear Mr. President, I need a freakin job. Period.”

Jeff Baker, the frustrated former owner of a small manufacturing company, and his brother put up the sign even before they knew that Obama was headed here.

We know the current unemployment rate is 9.9%. But unsubstantiated reports indicated that the freakin unemployment rate may be substantially higher.

H/T: Bluegrass Pundit

Don’t mess with taxes Texas: Another Obama billboard

This one just went up in Marshall, Texas. You can’t miss it because it’s on Hwy 59 directly across the street from the high school.

This one just went up in Marshall, Texas. You can’t miss it because it’s on Hwy 59 directly across the street from the high school.

H/T: IOwnTheWorld.com

Another “Miss me yet” billboard, this one featuring Jimmy Carter

We assume this one is for real. Looks real. But we’re a bit skeptical because we can only find two references to it online. It’s supposedly found in Ennis, Texas near the intersection of the I-45 and the 287. Can any of our Texas readers confirm that it’s real?

We assume this one is for real. Looks real. But we’re a bit skeptical because we can only find two references to it online.

It’s supposedly found in Ennis, Texas near the intersection of the I-45 and the 287.

Can any of our Texas readers confirm that it’s real?

Source: CriticalBias.com

Minnesota mystery: Who paid for the George Bush “Miss me yet?” billboard?

There’s a billboard just outside the contradictorily-named town of Wyoming, Minnesota. It features a photo of a laughing George W. Bush and a headline that says, “Miss me yet?”

But who paid to have the billboard posted? That’s the question being asked in the Land of 10,000 Lakes today.

There’s a billboard just outside the contradictorily-named town of Wyoming, Minnesota. It features a photo of a laughing George W. Bush and a headline that says, “Miss me yet?”

But who paid to have the billboard posted? That’s the question being asked in the Land of 10,000 Lakes today.

Source: NPR

TV station might want to reconsider putting tweets on its outdoor board

TV stations across America use outdoor boards to promote their local news anchors. So far, so good. Then some genius in WPMI-TV’s promotion department decided to add tweets to the station’s outdoor board. Bad mistake.

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TV stations across America use outdoor boards to promote their local news anchors. So far, so good.

Then some genius in WPMI-TV’s promotion department decided to add tweets to the station’s outdoor board. Bad mistake.

The station’s general manager and news director have now been suspended for a week because of this embarrassing juxtaposition of news and advertising.

Source: National Review

Obama placates another leftist dictator, pulls plug on electronic message board in Havana

President Obama has ordered the State Department to take down an electronic message board in Havana, Cuba that promoted democracy, because he says that it’s causing friction with the island nation’s Communist dictatorship.

President Obama wants to make sure Cuban citizens aren't bothered by any messages about democracy
President Obama wants to make sure Cuban citizens aren't bothered by any messages about democracy

President Obama has ordered the State Department to take down an electronic message board in Havana, Cuba because he says that it’s causing friction with the island nation’s Communist dictatorship.

And we can’t have that, can we?

Back in 2006, the Bush administration erected the message board in the windows of the American diplomatic mission overlooking Havana’s main coastal highway.

It aimed dangerous, subversive messages at the Cuban people such as “Democracia-en-Cuba” (“Democracy in Cuba”).

The Castro brothers didn’t take kindly to this dastardly talk of democracy. They attempted to block the message from view by draping huge black flags from 100-foot-high flagpoles in front of the diplomatic mission. And if any inquisitive Cubans made the mistake of looking up as they passed the mission, armed guards shooed them along their way.

Kind of like the Black Panthers shooed voters away from that Philadelphia polling place. You know, the Black Panthers the Obama administration has decided not to prosecute.

Ahhh, it all starts to make sense now.

Source: New York Times

Obama birth certificate controversy outed in billboard campaign

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We’re not big believers in the Barack Obama birth certificate issue. That being said, the controversy refuses to go away.

World Net Daily is erecting outdoor boards across the country “to raise awareness of questions surrounding the constitutional eligibility of Barack Obama to serve as president.”

The message on the boards is simple: “Where’s the birth certificate?”

The first board has already been posted in Louisiana and additional boards are planned in Los Angeles and in Pennsylvania.

“I wish such a campaign were not absolutely necessary,” Farah commented. “I wish there were checks and balances in our political and electoral systems to ensure that constitutional eligibility of presidential candidates was established before politicians could assume the highest office in the land. I wish my colleagues in the news media believed the Constitution really means what it says and pressed this issue as hard as we have pressed it at WND. I wish radio talk-show hosts were bold enough to ask this question. But wishing is not enough. It’s time to raise the visibility of this issue vital to the rule of law in America. I ask everyone to pitch in and help WND make a simple yet profound statement: The Constitution still matters.”

Only one flaw in Farah’s reasoning – it’s becoming more and more obvious that the Constitution really doesn’t matter here in ObamaLand.

Source: WorldNetDaily.com

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