More bigotry in support of McCain/Palin - This time in Maine . . .

[bigtree]

A political painting depicting presidential candidates Sens. Barack Obama, D-Ill., and John McCain, R-Ariz., is displayed in the driveway of resident Robert Horr on Thursday, Oct. 23, 2008, in New Gloucester, Maine. Horr says his sign is just intended to provoke debate about the presidential candidates' backgrounds and their qualifications to lead the military. Obama is shown wearing a traditional Somali turban and clothing. McCain is shown dressed in a military flight suit.

article: http://www.bangornews.com/detail/91722.html


related:

At McCain Rally in Uniontown, Ohio, Racial Undertones Surface
http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1137288/at_mccain_rally_in_uniontown_ohio_racial.html

[YOY]

1. Where was that sign maker in 2004.

Probably had his thumb up his ass dreaming of how many Americans he can villanize to appease the bullshit put into his head by Rush.

[Midlodemocrat]

2. Gee, too bad there isn't anyway to obtain his, oh, I don't know,

phone number and address?

Oh, wait. There is.

[polichick]

3. My God, the sickos are coming out of the woodwork.

[boobooday]

4. In the second link the crowd chants "Mine, Baby Mine."

They are chanting about coal, but it really just captures the tone of the whole campaign.

[Winterblues]

5. This is the sort of campaign sign I would applaud someone vandalizing

It is deserving of a bit of equal treatment..

[bigtree]

6. I wonder if it'll last the night?

hope not . . . hello, Maine?

[Zing Zing Zingbah]

9. I doubt anyone would do anything to it around here.

Most Mainers are very respectful of other people's properties.

[bigtree]

10. that's a shame

I'd consider it a public service.

[damntexdem]

7. The guy on the left looks to be nicer.

If I wanted to make a friend of one of them, I'd try the guy on the left.

[mitchum]

8. He's a really shitty painter also