This is HUGH!!1! (Less * stickers in my area).

[The Anti-Neo Con]

I've just been noticing lately that * bumper stickers are getting harder to find around where I live. You're probably thinking "Big deal," but in the 2004 Pres. election, in the zip code I live in, * took 98.8% of the vote. During that election it seemed every damn vehicle had a W'04 sticker, and it annoyed me to no end. Now there are few vehicles with them, and even a few I noticed that removed their wastikas.

The few that still have their wastikas are the ones that drive the largest of SUV's...go figure.

[Captain Hilts]

1. 'Fewer' W stickers. nt

[tsuki]

2. Wastikas?

:rofl:

[Blue-Jay]

8. I am soooo stealing that word!

*yoink*

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

3. I've seen far fewer Kerry/Edwards stickers too.

It's more because the election's over than anything else, honestly.

Although I do concur with your observation that SUVs do tend to still have W'04 stickers on them.

[elehhhhna]

4. COnservative estimate: 95% gone from Sugar Land TX

...which is (was!) so Reepy that ya had to lipstick on before going outside for your newspaper.

[Arkansas Granny]

5. I haven't really been paying much attention to the stickers lately,

but this weekend I saw a W'04 sticker on a car and realized that it was the first one I had seen in weeks! Until recently about half the cars you saw were sporting them.

[peace13]

6. Fewer W's in Ohio

but there are still a few die hards! Yesterday I saw a W04 on the window and a dirty spot on the suv where the support the troops ribbon used ot be. That really boggled my mind! People are very strange indeed! Peace, Kim

[imax2268]

7. Well...

here in AZ, there were many, many vehicles with "W" and Bush/Cheney stickers on them...red state of course...but lately I haven't seen any...I have seen some that were somewhat scraped or pulled off...very faded...but not as many as there was during the run up to the 04 election...