Please critique this bumper sticker idea...

[Richardo]

Should it say "Elect Democrats in 2006"?
or
"Throw the GOP out in 2006"?
or what? :shrug:

Thanks in advance for the input.

[terrya]

1. Personally, I'd leave it as is.

Nice looking bumper sticker, Richardo. :thumbsup:

I'd leave it alone. :-)

T

[liberal N proud]

2. I like it as is

[Richard Steele]

3. Looks great, I wouldn't change a thing.

[underpants]

4. I like

I've always wanted a

Go ahead be a SUCKER
Vote Republican

[ewagner]

5. Like it as it is

Simple = better.....

[Tafiti]

6. I also like it as-is.

Short and to the point. No sense in adding more words to say the same thing. Plus, it's reinforcing a positive rather than a negative, i.e. "elect" rather than "throw out".

[Richardo]

7. Thanks everyone

I'll just stroll over to cafeExpress.... :)

[jackster]

8. It's perfect JUST as it is!

[BurtWorm]

9. Nit-pick

I'd conform to standard capitalization, i.e.,

"Want Social Security?
Elect Democrats."

Just because there might be an uptight mofo on the fence who'll get tipped to the dark side because the lack of capitalization represents anarchy to him. Of course, who needs such mofos anyway.

By the way, it bugs me a little, but I'm still planning to vote for Democrats. :thumbsup:

[Richardo]

10. well the 'got milk' campaign was all lower case.

And the capital 'D' does look a little wonky, but I did not want a lower case 'd' since that's not the party.

A conundrum, no?

[BurtWorm]

11. I get the conundrum.

:crazy:

I'm just a grammarian bastard anyway. Don't mind me.

PS: Nice font, by the way! :thumbsup:

[Richardo]

And you're preaching to a fellow member of the Grammarian Bastard Choir.

:D

PS: It's Gill Sans MT Condensed. Not an exact match for the got milk ad, but...

[GOPBasher]

12. I like it the way it is, personally.

I'd rather see the positive "elect Democrats," rather than the negative "throw out the Republicans."

[Redstone]

13. Don't complicate things...

Short and punchy is what you want on a bumper. And you have that, just as is.

Redstone

[Rabrrrrrr]

14. It's perfect! It's positive - it's "do" something, instead of "don't do"

or "elect" versus "throw out".

Pithy and perfect.

[bif]

15. Like it as is

Where do you go to print them up?

[Richardo]

17. I'm going to go to cafexpress.com and see how you do it.

Apparently they print on demand and you pay as you go. there's little or no up front outlay. I think.

[bif]

20. I just went there

http://cafexpress.com/

It's a French site for food sales or something.

[Richardo]

21. oops. cafepress.com

Lousy extra 'x'. :eyes:

[RevolutionaryActs]

16. Me likey.

:thumbsup:

[Bunny]

18. In line with the "got milk?" thing, maybe something like

"got social security?"
"thank a Democrat"


Or something like that. It's probably already been done. I like your idea Richardo!

[Spirochete]

19. Leave it as it is

We don't want to elect Democrats in 2006 - we want to elect Democrats ALWAYS.

[Floogeldy]

22. I love it but would consider capitalizing or all caps

JMHO.