Once again, the bumper stickers remind us where we are.
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Bumper stickers go for $3, and magnets are just $7.
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Now, as the bumper stickers don't quite say, stuff happens.
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Arthur: We've tried original bumper stickers in my family before.
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There should be bumper stickers: Bernie Sanders: the Crabby Warrior.
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Now her car is decorated with Elizabeth Warren bumper stickers.
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There is an eerie absence of lawn signs and bumper stickers.
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Death doesn't exactly make for uplifting bumper stickers or catchy memes.
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"cliched billboards and bumper stickers" and visiting a shooting sports store
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You'll often see bumper stickers around here with that phrase. 1.
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"Vote for the Crook: It's Important," his supporters' bumper stickers read.
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Don't print off your "Fuck Mallinckrodt" bumper stickers just yet, though.
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They have to speak in complete paragraphs and in bumper stickers.
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T-shirts and bumper stickers bearing Frasier's likeness were sold nationwide.
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Left: Anti-Nixon demonstrators hold up "No Amnesty for Nixon" bumper stickers.
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Emoji have become Twitter's very own digital bumper stickers or laptop decorations.
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You will see no political bumper stickers in the underground parking garage.
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But some homophobic bumper stickers against Polis did pop up in the state.
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Bumper stickers announced support for Trump, for Infowars, for minding your own business.
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Controversial ideas can be expressed on tee shirts, bumper stickers or license plates.
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I've seen a few Bernie Sanders bumper stickers, but that's just about it.
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Some were there to sell shirts or bumper stickers from their car trunks.
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You see all those bumper stickers, "I miss Barack," it&aposs kind of sad.
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People have guns here, or at least, bumper stickers indicating that they love guns.
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I do see a lot of Kasich bumper stickers and signs in people's yards.
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But growth is slowing, and as the bumper stickers don't quite say, stuff happens.
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You might see venomous slogans on bumper stickers, but not where anybody actually lived.
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It's like one of those "Coexist" bumper stickers, and also kind of the opposite.
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DON'T SETTLE FOR TRUMP CHANGE™Registered: April 20, 2016Goods and services: Stickers; Bumper stickers.
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A table of hand warmers, bumper stickers, and donuts fueled the 40 or so volunteers.
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Sanders's name and likeness are all over town — plastered on bumper stickers, storefront windows, barnyards.
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There are also bumper stickers, magnets, coffee mugs, frisbees, and more sold on the website.
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Get the bumper stickers ready because the president may already be plotting his political survival.
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In the 1960s, some conservatives adorned their cars with "Support Your Local Sheriff" bumper stickers.
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Bumper stickers teach us that in religious pluralism, there are many paths and one mountain.
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We make graphic tees, printed coffee mugs, key chains, bumper stickers, you get the idea.
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There aren't nearly enough I HEART SOMETHING bumper stickers around anymore; was that a phase?
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If he were a pushover, they would be plastering his bumper stickers on their cars.
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This includes bumper stickers, buttons, signs, T-shirts, and the "Make America Great Again" hats.
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The Sun even offered its readers bumper stickers bearing the message "Stop Hammond's white van scam".
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The Sun is offering its readers bumper stickers bearing the message "Stop Hammond's white van scam".
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How long until we see Priuses with "Support Your Secretive All-Powerful Federal Agents" bumper stickers?
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Or they'll put on bumper stickers — America, Love It or Leave It — and say they're patriotic.
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Shoppers can buy bumper stickers, yard signs, buttons and shirts with a Cruz and Fiorina logo.
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This is a curious position, coming from people who drive cars bearing "Choose Life" bumper stickers.
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"Support Our Troops" bumper stickers and yellow ribbons seemed sincere to me when the war began.
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Affection for Obama still runs deep in his party, reflected in "I miss Obama" bumper stickers.
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Ms. Cheney was branded a carpetbagger; "Cheney for Virginia" bumper stickers sprung up around the state.
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Kelley was also found with "bumper stickers glorifying school shootings" as well as photos of weapons.
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For his $50, he received two bumper stickers, a duo of rally signs and a hat.
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It happens in sound bites, in shouted slogans, in bumper stickers, in 10-second video clips.
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And I guess it shows what happens when you get far in life parodying bumper stickers slogan.
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If it was an American wedding, they would be arriving in Priuses with "Question Authority" bumper stickers.
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CheapRVLiving bumper stickers, given out freely at the main camp, were pasted proudly on bumpers and windows.
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My parents were conventional hippies who drove Volvos donned with "Save Tibet" and "Question Authority" bumper stickers.
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Bumper stickers: There is no planet B; There are no jobs on a dead planet; Wake up.
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In Iowa near the Forthrast family home, REMEMBER MOAB bumper stickers appear next to Confederate flag stickers.
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It's how they'll be represented on bumper stickers, yard signs, and T-shirts for months to come.
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Eventually, the six-color rainbow was made into bumper stickers, key chains, coffee mugs, t-shirts, and more.
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When a hawker came by with bumper stickers—DONALD TRUMP FOR VETS—Rich reached to take a few.
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Bumper stickers adorned BMWs and Land Rovers alongside others bearing names like Romney and Ryan, Palin and McCain.
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Martinez remembers them arriving in cabs, old jalopies and fancy SUVs — some even with McCain/Palin bumper stickers.
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Jones' application reportedly covers everything from apparel and toys to video games, helmets, trading cards and bumper stickers.
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In Nigeria's major cities, images of Jesus and favorite Bible verses are common on bumper stickers and windshields.
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Bumper stickers reading "My car is Japanese but my heart is Chinese" soon began appearing across the country.
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There's bumper stickers around here that say "Premature Evacuation," and we kind of had a jump on it.
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Think charming diners and borrowing a cup of sugar from your neighbor, not Trump bumper stickers and microaggressions.
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As I walked away I saw one of those 'Make America Great Again' bumper stickers on her car.
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Bumper stickers like "Caution: Wide Right Turn" or "This Vehicle Makes Frequent Stops" can be critical to safety.
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Vehicles offer a bonus: bumper stickers with political and religious messages that shed light on a jurors' leanings.
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"You can go back to watching Fox News," was her line that should be on bumper stickers soon.
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"I have two bumper stickers on my car," Mr. Cullen said, one for Ayotte and one for Gov.
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Creeley's postcards were put in mailers, along with bumper stickers, bookmarks, and other goodies, and sent to subscribers.
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A truck covered in "Trump" bumper stickers was denuded of many of them by protesters walking by the vehicle.
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That is nonsense: the phrase is a Clinton campaign slogan found on bumper stickers, not in a blood oath.
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Unlike our world, that chat window isn't just emojis and swastikas zipping by like bumper stickers on the freeway.
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Obama and Trump, in their respective campaigns, took this subtext of American politics and made it into bumper stickers.
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At some bars, the hand dryer, like the rest of the bathroom, is festooned with graffiti and bumper stickers.
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Somewhere along the way, Warren developed a talent for bumper stickers, while refining her ability to speak in paragraphs.
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At the official Red Sox team store on the street, several people were buying up "Yawkey Way" bumper stickers.
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Trey Gowdy in South Carolina, handed out bumper stickers to campaign donors back in 2015 during a state senate campaign.
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But Facebook argued that its ads should be regulated as "small items," similar to bumper stickers, which don't require disclosures.
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If you wanna know who a man is in the Deep South, look at his back window and bumper stickers.
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I do believe that this woman was upset because I have Beto and Eric Holguin bumper stickers on my car.
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"We have taken ... very complicated, serious issues and we've pushed them down to the level of bumper stickers," Hayden said.
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It's like she wants to defy the bumper stickers and be the exceptional "well-behaved woman" who does make history.
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It meant we love home, but we can also imagine Trump bumper stickers peppering Ford F-150 pickup trucks everywhere.
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" One of the most memorable bumper stickers from the campaign was for the Democrat and read, "Vote for the crook.
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There are bumper stickers from Richard Nixon's campaigns for President and photographs of Stone with candidates for whom he's worked.
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But when they come in and order a stack of religious, gun-toting slogans on bumper stickers, I make them.
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He sold "#NeverTrump" bumper stickers on his campaign website, before announcing his support for Mr. Trump once he dropped out.
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His face is everywhere, not just on lanterns but on T-shirts, bumper stickers, even the wall of a downtown café.
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The user who sells those items, OneTermDonnie, also sells bumper stickers that read "Chump" made to look like the Trump logo.
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Wearing a T-shirt emblazoned with a photo of Moro, Scheidt hands out "I Support Car Wash" bumper stickers to passersby.
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According to The Post, nearly $4.8 million has been spent on Trump's own merchandise such as bumper stickers and T-shirts.
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" In the glass case below the counter were a number of bumper stickers, one of which read "ProShots: Pansies Converted Daily.
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We should not wear campaign buttons or display any other insignia of partisan politics, such as bumper stickers or lawn signs.
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He drives a moldering gray Volkswagen Thing convertible, known around Washington for its collage of political bumper stickers and unreliable roof.
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This year's installment hosted roughly 3,000 attendees sleeping in tents, vans, and converted school busses slapped with Burning Man bumper stickers.
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We meet the owner, Larry Johnson, and it turns out Larry actually has five American flags—and also five Confederate bumper stickers.
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LaVoy's name is emblazoned on shirts, hats, and bumper stickers; an elderly beagle had a LaVoy button pinned to its dog jacket.
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They simply enforce the narrative that pro-life people have Donald Trump bumper stickers and an inability to form a complete sentence.
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Vendors were reportedly seen selling Trump-themed merchandise, including T-shirts, bumper stickers, bobbleheads and cornerstone red "Make America Great Again" hats.
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Such skills have become scarce in an age where annual budgets, bumper stickers and PowerPoint slides substitute for analysis and strategic formulation.
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There are other forms of communication to help us navigate, ranging from honks and sirens, to hand signals and even bumper stickers.
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We live in a moment when tribal bumper stickers — both left and right — pass for politics, when ignorance and grievance drive policy.
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Rubino had a box with clothing and bumper stickers with "SS Bolts," common white supremacist and neo-Nazi symbols, according to Carpenito.
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Trump 2020 items, which include everything from hats to "Keep America Great" shirts to bumper stickers, are leading the pack on CafePress.
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Buttons, shirts and bumper stickers heralding the failed presidential ambitions of Senator Kamala Harris are gathering dust inside a warehouse in Texas.
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With $100, she bought T-shirts, bumper stickers and hats, before turning around and spending $70 more on gifts for her brother.
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"There will be rallies, buttons, bumper stickers, shirts and most importantly people organizing in their communities across the country," the email reads.
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And because you have to acquire license plates through official bureaucratic means, unlike bumper stickers, vanity plates show that you're not messing around.
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In Doha bumper-stickers on cars and posters, even on skyscrapers, display the emir in heroic pose over the words: "Tamim the Glorious".
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Netanyahu's opponents have campaigned hard on the corruption issue, producing posters, car bumper stickers and election rally banners bearing the words "CRIME MINISTER".
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"Trump that Bitch" is the catchy misogynistic slogan appearing on T-shirts, bumper stickers, and placards at pro-Trump rallies and on websites.
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State police line the route to the festival, looking for decked-out SUV's with pot leaf bumper stickers and out-of-state plates.
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He tattooed it on his leg and printed out bumper stickers of Mr. DeVito's face to hand out on a cross-country trip.
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Like many, they were not convinced that Mr. Nixon was "the One," as the bumper stickers and straw hats proclaimed, a little desperately.
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Jonas Williams, 43, of Greensboro, N.C., made a temporary office of his Silver Line train, hawking Trump buttons, Trump hats, Trump bumper stickers.
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Police also discovered bumper stickers and other materials with white supremacist and neo-Nazi symbols while conducting searches of his car and home.
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For the past year, no one could escape President-elect Donald Trump's ominous "Make America Great Again" hats, bumper stickers, banners, jokes, and speeches.
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" Our bumper stickers are a picture of a misshapen red bell pepper that looks like a scrunched-up face with the caption, "Bite me.
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"Stronger together" and "breaking down barriers" were two of the campaign bumper stickers Clinton tossed around throughout the speech, rousing many in the crowd.
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"I'm a good guesser," he said, looking around at the array of Italian bumper stickers, T-shirts, Italian fashion magazines and Italian crossword puzzles.
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Calgary is an oil and gas town; the "I love pipelines" bumper stickers on hulking pick-up trucks are a constant reminder of that.
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Supporters can net savings on campaign memorabilia including Christmas ornaments, bumper stickers and the Republican's iconic "Make America Great Again" hat in multiple colors.
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The back of this car looks like just a bunch of random bumper stickers, but it actually tells a story of science and exploration.
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Other expenditures were the campaign's reams of red hats emblazoned with his slogan, "Make America Great Again," as well as lawn signs and bumper stickers.
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Mere weeks after he took office, bumper stickers were spotted on the state's roads noting that 61% of Mainers did not vote for their governor.
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Since Election Day, they've also been selling millions of dollars worth of merchandise — clothing, pins, bumper stickers, bags — to raise money and advertise the movement.
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This can range from ridicule on social media sites ("Nobody likes a vegetarian") to bumper stickers ("Vegetarian is an old Indian word for bad hunter").
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And, Shaffer quips, if the Biden camp is searching for a catchphrase to plaster on campaign bumper stickers, look no further than his book titles.
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True freedom—the kind worth making bumper stickers about—isn't measured by one's ability to say whatever they like in the face of fierce opposition.
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South Carolina maintains a ban on "obscene" bumper stickers that led to a $22015 fine against a woman who appended fake testicles to her truck.
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He comments that the Republican effort in Virginia was well financed but he noticed the absence of "yard signs and bumper stickers" for the GOP.
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Kerbey Lane: Kerbey Lane is one of Austin's original 230-hour diners and the reason you'll see "Kerbey Queso" bumper stickers on cars around town.
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A platter of Dunkin' Donuts pastries was nestled on a table between what appeared to be hundreds of Kasich lawn signs, bumper stickers, and posters.
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We're going to do it through volunteerism and college coordinators, through pot festivals, mushroom festivals, gay pride parades, traditional media, hoodies, bumper stickers, Facebook guerrilla marketing.
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At least 8 people have filed legal docs seeking ownership of 'AF' merchandise -- from normal stuff like clothing and bumper stickers to masquerade costumes and masks.
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There is no need to underline the comedy of adult males revering a value system whose core beliefs are basically bumper stickers an asshole would have.
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Read more: A Georgia high school teacher was put on leave after saying people who have Confederate flag bumper stickers probably want to marry their sisters.
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Women of all stripes would walk up to the bus in excitement, saying they're voting for Trump and they hoped we could give them bumper stickers.
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The most effective campaign aides are adept at distilling complex issues into campaign slogans suitable for sound bites and bumper stickers, and at demonizing the opposition.
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Sloganeering like that might make for good soundbites and bumper stickers, but it adds little to a more serious debate we need to have about economics.
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Rae closed her speech with a kicker that belongs on bumper stickers and or mounted above your bedroom mirror: "Entrepreneur till I die; I deserve this. Bye."
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Then Pitt got the crew of Ocean's 12 to address Clooney only as Daniel Ocean, to which Clooney responded by putting cheeky bumper stickers on Pitt's car.
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For those already purchasing #Oprah2020 bumper stickers, we have some bad news for you: Oprah Winfrey herself has finally said she will not be running for president.
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The door has bumper stickers on it, like "i [heart] airplane noise" and "I froze my nuts off in Alaska," with a squirrel next to the text.
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As it prepared for Iowa, the campaign stocked up with $2140 million worth of campaign merchandise: Bernie-branded bumper stickers, buttons and T-shirts according to disclosures.
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We respectfully request that you reconsider another name such as Innovation Way Middle School or something similar that will avoid IPMS on shirts, bumper stickers, logos, etc.
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" Host Matt Lauer appeared to question her response, saying, "A lot of people are already printing up those bumper stickers for 2020 that say, 'She was warned.
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In response, BuzzFeed unveiled a store selling items including a limited edition garbage can and bumper stickers and T-shirts featuring the "Failing Pile of Garbage" phrase.
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Trump's Florida efforts also lack basic staples such as bumper stickers and yard signs, it continued, frustrating area supporters eager to tout their support, the report said.
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I learned to drive on Jefferson Davis Highway, behind pickups with the flag sprawled across their rear windows and sedans with faded, more modest Confederate bumper stickers.
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They also found a box of white supremacist paraphernalia, including clothing and bumper stickers with the Nazi "SS" bolts symbol and an instruction manual for owning a slave.
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In the countryside, bumper stickers on cars bear the "PW" symbol of the Polish home guard in the second world war, a symbol banned during the Communist regime.
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The company also obtained the rights to have "House of Cards" slapped on hats, t-shirts and bumper stickers long before the drama debuted on Netflix in 2013.
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"I do know that, I wrote the damn bill," Sanders responded, a rejoinder that his own campaign put on bumper stickers after the exchange spread on social media.
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The logo has been printed on t-shirts, phone cases, bumper-stickers and notebooks since 2016, when Lion Guard formed in response to protests at Trump campaign events.
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Every day across America, employees less famous than star athletes are fired for saying things their bosses don't like — even for displaying political bumper stickers on their cars.
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From all-day-every-day leggings to the sea of "Namaste" bumper stickers in your hometown, there's no doubt that yoga has spread far beyond hippie culture and Madonna.
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A quick scroll through the official Elizabeth Warren merch store reveals a teeming marketplace of campaign wares: branded T-shirts, lawn signs, bumper stickers, and an assortment of buttons.
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A Georgia high school teacher has been placed on administrative leave after suggesting to students that people with Confederate flag bumper stickers might be inclined to marry their siblings.
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An advertising blitz featuring an original song, coffee mugs, bumper stickers and celebrity-studded television commercials promoted New York's outdoor recreational resources and its unrivaled constellation of Broadway theaters.
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Songs about the Pueblo graced the airwaves, cars displayed bumper stickers about the ship, and telegrams from private citizens offering to assist in rescue attempts flooded the White House.
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Big screens display messages through the windshield and at the back of the vehicle, promising a hi-tech alternative to bumper stickers and handwritten notes left on the dashboard.
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Which is why below the Mason-Dixon line, it's so easy to spot pickup trucks with Trump bumper stickers on one side and Confederate flag decals on the other.
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Notably, there's not much evidence of recriminations against Nixon — no "Nelson Would've Won" bumper stickers or "We Should Have Gone With Goldwater" op-eds, as far as I've seen.
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At the National Eisteddfod, an annual festival of Welsh culture that took place outside Llanrwst earlier this month, canny businesses sold mugs, bumper stickers and cushions emblazoned with the slogan.
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Scott still sees racist bumper stickers and large Confederate flags flying from the backs of pickup trucks when she ventures across the county line there to go outlet mall shopping.
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While everyone sees Papyrus (or its knockoff version, Parchment) on aromatherapy bars, Indian restaurants, bumper stickers and so on, the final word on misuse definitely goes to James Cameron's Avatar.
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NO PIPELINE bumper stickers are plastered on pickups throughout the county; in February, an 80-year-old veteran was arrested for chaining himself to a fence surrounding the pipeline company.
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At a conference of religious conservatives, he revived a Biblical quip which became fashionable among evangelical right-wingers (on bumper-stickers, for example) after Barack Obama took office as president.
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Cars in the area were plastered with bumper stickers for Dale Earnhardt and Jeff Gordon; family outings took place at the nearby Indianapolis Motor Speedway, home of the Indy 303.
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What is happening to TikTok happens to all digital platforms once they become important enough, like when Facebook was for sharing bumper stickers with your classmates instead of threatening democracy.
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"Make America Great Again" and "America First" are all very well as bumper stickers, but the foreign policy of the United States needs to be more than a campaign slogan.
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Approaching the main entrance from the parking lot, I expect to see "Hands Off My Second Amendment" bumper stickers, Confederate flags, big trucks, and other clichés associated with NRA members.
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She has then set about physicalizing the most prominent tweets by turning them into campaign paraphernalia: buttons, bumper stickers, lawn signs, and T-shirts, produced according to their tweets' frequency.
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After a presidential campaign ends–particularly if it ends badly—the campaign's once-innovative tools to target voters tend to collect dust along with unused boxes of buttons and bumper stickers.
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The campaign merchandise is full of meme-y in-jokes, including Bitmoji bumper stickers of Yang's face and tote bags reading "Secure the bag," all boosted through the campaigns official accounts.
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In a legislative district in southern New Jersey, where Trump bumper stickers are nearly as common as American flags, the polarizing national battle over impeachment is playing out in real time.
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Top 3 news links in Facebook's safety check are:—mytvtoday(.)com, asking for Bitcoin donations—theantimedia(.)org running a republished ZeroHedge article by "Tyler Durden"—dennismichaellynch(.)com, selling bumper stickers pic.twitter.
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First there's the anger: Rioters pelted the Olympic torch relay with rocks as it approached Rio de Janeiro, while bumper stickers have rearranged the Olympic rings into a four-letter word.
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They're like the bumper stickers of the digital realm, in that any one concept can be endlessly remixed to convey just about any sort of sentiment (Calvin can pee on anything).
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Outside the college, there's a God-hating liberal blogger named Amy (Trisha LaFache), who has one of those "Coexist" bumper stickers on her car and writes critical articles about Duck Dynasty.
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For instance, he said, drivers could put "I Hate the Police" bumper stickers on their cars and then claim that any arrest was in retaliation for exercising their First Amendment rights.
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The person running that group, a Republican operative from Colorado named Mike Ciletti, has a company that has been used by the campaign over the last year for things like bumper stickers.
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Mr. Dennehy said he had seen many Trump lawn signs and bumper stickers, although he ranked Mr. Trump's operation behind those of Jeb Bush, Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and Mr. Cruz.
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Colby Snow and Sarah Burton, two attendees at Yang's September rally in Cambridge, Massachusetts, captured the benefits around this merchandise strategy by describing reactions to the "Yang" bumper stickers on their cars.
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Not satisfied with media-savvy rollouts or catchy foreign policy bumper stickers like the "pivot" or "rebalance" to Asia, Team Trump is ready to take on China over the next six years.
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Like a crow seeking shiny bits of enlightenment, I've indiscriminately snatched quotes from anywhere: books, songs, movies, speeches, articles, plays, poems, religious dogma, bumper stickers, graffiti, t-shirts, friends, family and strangers.
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When I've gone to meditation retreats, the parking lots have featured a number of Volvos, Subarus, and Priuses, few if any pickup trucks, and zero bumper stickers that say Make America Great Again.
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The online media company is out with T-shirts, bumper stickers, and yes, garbage cans referencing the quote from the president-elect, with all the proceeds going to the Committee to Protect Journalists.
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From middle school kids marching in the street to protest immigration laws to "Fuck Islam" bumper stickers, there is a diverse population, and Arizona is reaching a turning point as a swing state.
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Federal law requires political advertisements to carry a disclaimer stating who has paid for it, but regulations exempt trinkets like bumper stickers, badges and pens where "the disclaimer notice cannot be conveniently printed".
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As we drive around the neighborhood trying to navigate the maze of construction, I notice several of the houses surrounding the masjid brazenly sporting Trump regalia—banners, bumper stickers, lawn signs—the works.
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He's the type of person who buys truck nuts for his battered pickup to go along with his tacky bumper stickers and he shoots dogs with paintball guns that crap in his yard.
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From middle school kids marching in the street to protest immigration laws to "Fuck Islam" bumper stickers, there is a diverse population, and Arizona is reaching a turning point as a swing state.
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Mr. O'Rourke has clearly won key campaign battles: He has raised more money than Mr. Cruz, and more of his signs and bumper stickers are visible throughout big-city and small-town Texas.
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JAMESBURG, N.J. — Stuart Goldstein still has the red-and-white bumper stickers and other artifacts from 1969, when he helped persuade New Jersey lawmakers that 18-year-olds should be able to vote.
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The Clinton messaging on buttons, bumper stickers, and T-shirts in Cleveland, at campaign stops, and on the tables of random street vendors — usually made cheaply by private sellers — aim for the gutter.
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Bumper stickers stating "Bolsonaro Save Brazil" and "We Are All Bolsonaro" are a common sight on pickups in Campo Novo do Parecis, a farm town in the state of Mato Grosso, Brazil's agricultural powerhouse.
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However, it's hard to forget all those "No Blood for Oil" bumper stickers that sprouted up across the country around 2005 and 2006 when popular support for the second Gulf War began to disappear.
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"Usually, bumper stickers would be the most popular form of support for a candidate, but this year it was different," said Michael Cohen, a retail expert with NPD, a group of market research experts.
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The mock-up designs Dahm shared on Facebook show the silhouette of a service member in salute against a blue backdrop with a red border, similar to Trump's "Make America Great Again" bumper stickers.
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Then there is Mr. Trump, whom Mr. Rubio once called a dangerous "con man" with "the worst spray tan in America," going so far as to sell "#NeverTrump" bumper stickers on his campaign website.
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TMZ did a quick search for Oprah 2020 gear online and found so many items for sale already -- hats, t-shirts, sweatshirts, tanks, buttons, coffee mugs, bumper stickers, pencils, glassware, handmade bags and then some!
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He's the type of person who buys truck nuts for his battered pickup to go along with his tacky bumper stickers and he shoots dogs with paintball guns that crap in... Red Sox or Yankees.
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Corvallis, Oregon: Student with white nationalist ties sentenced for hate crimes Oregon State University graduate student Andrew Oswalt, 28, will be sentenced for putting racist bumper stickers on cars outside a meeting of anti-racist activists.
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Authorities also said they found a box containing clothing and bumper stickers with white supremacist and neo-Nazi symbols and racist propaganda, including a document that appeared to be an instruction manual for owning a slave.
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They even offer an option to have a custom message engraved on a set of champagne flutes or an "eternity lock" to commemorate the occasion, among plenty of other swag like key chains and bumper stickers.
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Carl Paladino, the campaign's co-chair in New York and the 2010 gubernatorial nominee, said they will also rely on conventional get-out-the-vote efforts and blanketing the upstate region with signs and bumper stickers.
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"There was not much enthusiasm for Trump here before the election—few signs or bumper stickers in an area that was overrun with vocal, visible Romney and McCain support," my friend from Georgia's sixth told me.
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A Massachusetts man who wants Stephen Colbert to run for the White House in 2020 is touring the country, taking out billboard ads and selling bumper stickers promoting the late-night host's hypothetical White House run.
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I noticed politically aggressive bumper stickers on huge pick-up trucks; the most memorable was one of President Barack Obama that altered Shepard Fairey's iconic image, rendering Obama in blackface, with a shooting target over his body.
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She turned a confrontation on the Senate floor last year into her own ubiquitous rallying cry — "Nevertheless, she persisted" — putting the word "PERSIST" across campaign bumper stickers and placards, in digital ads and new stump speech lines.
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Her now-famous utterance at the Democratic National Convention -- "when they go low, we go high" -- has become the Clinton's de facto slogan, appearing on bumper stickers and becoming the candidate's own response to Donald Trump's smears.
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He said Trump's national security understanding is at "a level of sophistication that's a half-a-level below bumper stickers," and reiterated that Trump's discussion of keeping Muslims out of the country provided fodder to jihadist narratives.
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All the ancillary swag for sale at the conference—the T-shirts and bumper stickers and magnets—helped to transmit the message that Young Living's distributors were not just people who sold oils; they were oil people .
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As the Senate and House grapple with a new tax code, the tough decisions facing lawmakers in a superheated partisan environment will tempt many to embrace less robust reforms, or policies they can distill on bumper stickers.
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His involvement with the show sparked off an "Assmania" craze, with his name emblazoned on T-shirts, pens and bumper stickers, and he also received a marriage proposal, according to the Canadian Press, which interviewed Assman in 2015.
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Bumper stickers are virtually gone, yard signs are greatly diminished (notwithstanding Tulsi Gabbard's single-handed effort to bring them – and billboards – back into vogue) and suggesting a sign wave today will cause campaign staff to question your sanity.
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They were never sophisticated enough to carry things very well, but in 2020 I'm sure candidates will be using them to hand out bumper stickers, carry banners at rallies, and project holographic images—including maybe fake cheering crowds.
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The streets of Davao are festooned with campaign posters bearing images of a stern-looking Duterte, and there are giant banners and car bumper stickers of a clenched fist accompanied by bellicose slogans and his most famous quotations.
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In Europe, the "burn your local mosque" image was ripped off from the artwork of a black metal band, but it was seen on bumper stickers outside a neo-Nazi music festival in New York City in May.
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Anyone looking for contemporary evidence that a woman who dares enter politics has relinquished any right to respect, much less chivalry, need only peruse the slogans on many T-shirts, buttons, and bumper stickers found at Trump events.
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This was made all the more clear at the event Wednesday night, where one member of his campaign and one volunteer for his super PAC were passing out lawn signs and bumper stickers outside of the church entrance.
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It must be rubbed in our faces every day, not just on bumper stickers on pick-up trucks or in display windows of beachwear stores, but mindlessly by those we send to state capitals to represent us all.
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I would head to the polls every year with my dad to help hand out GOP literature, and that turned into volunteering throughout high school and college doing phone banking, canvassing, and handing out bumper stickers and yard signs.
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"I'm just upset my grandkids are not going to see what I saw: beautiful forests in the West," says Mike Wheelock, a veteran woodsman with Republican bumper-stickers on his truck, whose company helped extinguish the Stouts Creek fire.
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A scene in which an unperturbed Nigerian customs officer walks past rows of cars freshly smuggled in from America, bumper stickers intact, has some of the real-life surprise the show needs, with no guns, masks or menacing stares.
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Skills suitable for sound bites, digital ads and bumper stickers are assumed to be less useful in the White House, where policy expertise, patience and a willingness to work across the aisle are normally prerequisites for getting things done.
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They're also mostly original designs, though Cayre included a few reinterpreted classics: The American artist Jordan Wolfson covered a Josef Hoffmann chair in bumper stickers while the contemporary artist Daniel Arsham bronze-casted a '23s-era Pierre Jeanneret one.
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Citing a Federal Election Commission (FEC) rule addressing the impracticality of attaching disclosures to items such as campaign buttons and bumper stickers, Facebook contended that many of its ads were "too small" to contain both ad content and a meaningful disclosure.
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The Clinton campaign was so enthused by the response that it printed up bumper stickers with the phrase, and in early December, Clinton repeated it in an email to Howard Dean's grass-roots group, Democracy for America, pleading for an endorsement.
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Trump's fan fiction about Hillary might delight the thousands who proudly display "Hillary for Prison" bumper stickers on their cars and think that 13 Hours is a documentary, but he should take a closer look at what happened in the 1990s.
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Her second-story office, where she runs the University of California's El Cuete IV Project and the Tijuana Wound Clinic, is equally as chaotic, a jumble of Catholic iconography, lefty bumper stickers, brightly colored crafts from indigenous artists, and Yodas.
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He was also a better writer than I am by a fairly humongous margin, and that is why he wrote the version of that quote that ended up on bumper stickers and I wrote the one that will be immediately forgotten.
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My parents are friends with a couple of disagreeable people, the kind who have aggressively worded bumper stickers on their car and somehow have the ability to turn innocuous phrases like 'How are you?' into something that feels like a challenge.
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In July, a man was arrested after the police found assault-style weapons, rifles with scopes and a grenade launcher, as well as drugs and a box of neo-Nazi bumper stickers and clothing in his van and at his house.
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There are QAnon T-shirts and bumper stickers for purchase; some people put #WWG1WGA — Where We Go One We Go All, the QAnon "catchphrase" of sorts — in their Twitter bios, or on Instagram, or even display it at Trump rallies.
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In contrast Trump events are surrounded by a proper street bazaar, featuring lines of trestle tables groaning beneath heaped t-shirts, baseball caps, bumper stickers, Trump-themed shot glasses, bobble-head dolls and (a new sighting this week) a Trump-Pence 2016 doormat.
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Tye Nevarez, a Los Angeleno partially of Mexican descent, tells me that his own neighborhood, which is predominantly Latino, brims with fear and concern, even as he's seeing more cars with Trump/Pence bumper stickers rolling around in the wake of the election.
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As with other works of this period, a central feature of "Tormented Self-Portrait" was an assortment of logos, with brands such as Bayer aspirin, TV Guide, Renault, Marlboro cigarettes, Gusano Rojo mescal, and Trojan condoms emblazoned across its front like bumper stickers.
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And regardless of that decidedly un-divey pricetag, Hirshon will probably sell a lot of those guitars, presumably to thirtysomething bros who still remember the weekend they had to miss sailing camp because they put RHCP bumper stickers on their mom's Volvo.
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What they did offer up -- using more diplomacy; working with allies; getting out of endless wars -- represented slogans and bumper stickers and offered not a single idea of substance on how they would approach these issues or the other serious challenges America confronts.
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Bumper stickers mourning that momentous occasion are still out there, perched on Volvos owned by latte-sipping, yoga-practicing Baby Boomers and others who couldn't—still can't—make sense of the country's top judges seeming to bend the legal system to bitter partisan ends.
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Led by Rossi and his friend Vicki DeVries, who volunteered to be treasurer and set up a separate bank account for it, the campaign for years produced T-shirts, bumper stickers, license plate frames ("Help cement Weird Al's stardom" they read), and Christmas ornaments.
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She thought about how her husband's friend had kidded her about her friendship with Liz, and kidded Liz about the bumper stickers on her car — "Tolerance" and "Coexist" and "READ" — and how she had laughed it off until one day it wasn't funny anymore.
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This is the case he's most keen to talk about, but it's also because of it that he asks to not be photographed in his office—where he sits, surrounded by pro-gun bumper stickers and posters—for fear that the North Koreans are still after him.
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We all know that, because it's a stereotype that we've all seen roughly one billion times, in TV shows and movies, on T-shirts and bumper stickers and in an unsurprising number of those cringe lip sync videos that every police department suddenly feels obligated to make.
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Fans of the Republican billionaire Trump and of Democrat Sanders have bought nearly $22012 million worth of campaign hats, T-shirts, bumper stickers, and other merchandise so far, according to campaign officials, a level that political brand experts reckon is a record for a presidential election.
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Atop the bumper stickers on the wall hang framed photos of artists who have graced The Joynt's modest backroom stage: Charlie Parker, Charles Mingus, Odetta, Queen Ida, McCoy Tyner, Dizzy Gillespie, Bobby Hutcherson, Bill Evans, John Lee Hooker, Loudon Wainwright III, and dozens of other legends.
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The Sun had printed bumper stickers and run an eight-page special report on how a rise in national insurance contributions for self-employed people would hurt "White Van Men," shorthand for members of the working class, who, in The Sun's view, were getting the shaft.
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" Berger, the Marine commandant, described how the challenge has grown since he came up the ranks: "The instruction I got was, 'These are the bumper stickers you can and can't put on your truck or the sign you can and can't put it on your front yard.
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Eleven years before Pantsuit Nation became a secret Facebook group for women who supported Hillary Clinton in America and "I'm With Her" buttons and bumper stickers sprouted on lapels and S.U.V.s, the women of Liberia held a master class in how to get a woman elected president.
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Played by British actress Felicity Jones, the Ruth we see in On The Basis Of Sex isn't the mythic figure known today as "The Notorious RBG," the octogenarian legend whose fiery dissents are shared on social media, and whose image is tattooed on body parts and feminist bumper stickers.
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Despite the rallying cries of a thousand bumper stickers, the Western honey bee is hardly the species in greatest need: Domesticated for thousands of years, it's found on every continent but Antarctica and spreads pathogens and agricultural pesticides harming native bee populations while competing with them for resources.
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This time, Mr. Yang arrived in a rented black Suburban, his advance team had distributed New Hampshire-specific bumper stickers and the voters who lined the hallway to the secretary of state's office chanted Mr. Yang's name as he marched triumphantly down it, doling out high fives along the way.
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Tim RyanTimothy (Tim) John RyanBiden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Tim Ryan jokes he's having 'dance-off' with Andrew Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (D-Ohio) is selling "You Don't Have to Yell" bumper stickers after making the same admonition to Sen.
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"Archie for President" bumper stickers, T-Shirts, and buttons were made following the show's premiere on behalf of a fictional character who spoke to the anxieties of countless working- and middle-class families across the country -- anxieties more recently embodied in the figure of a real-life President, Donald J. Trump.
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In 2008, when the artist Shepard Fairey created the graphically striking "Hope" portrait to support Barack Obama's presidential campaign, it seemed as if a rich tradition of American political imagery reaching back at least to the middle of the 20th century — on posters, buttons, bumper stickers — was still very much alive.
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Also, copies of the Declaration of Independence and the first page of the Constitution, a photo of Barack Obama and Representative Lacy Clay, Democrat of Missouri, and an eclectic mix of bumper stickers from the 2016 campaign — for Carly Fiorina, Ben Carson and even the fictional Frank Underwood among them.
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But there are so many ways to give away information about venues, including posting a picture online with location data embedded in it, using services such as Twitter with location data enabled, or just parking 60 vehicles with weed leaf bumper stickers in an isolated warehouse district on a Saturday night.
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"They're starving for attention, so they're trying to create, somehow, this link to the rest of us," said Robert Castello, who, about 140 miles north of here, runs the Dixie General Store, a roadside room filled with tables and shelves of Old South and Confederate bumper stickers, T-shirts, pocketknives and flags.
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For instance, if you describe the car a character is driving, telling us it is a green minivan with too many bumper stickers and a bad transmission gives your audience an entirely different idea of who the character is than if she drives a BMW X5M G-Power Typhoon that goes 186 m.p.h.
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In a request submitted to the commission in 2011, Facebook argued that its advertisements should not have to display the person or company paying for them because, like bumper stickers, they were too small to accommodate such information and it would be "inappropriate" to require alternative means of disclosure (such as a pop-up window).
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She's always been aware of her neuroses (any number of old lyrics could attest to that) but this record is different; rather than channel her moods into wry anecdotes about public pools and bumper stickers, Tell Me How You Really Feel finds Barnett looking directly in the mirror, free of framing devices or metaphor.
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Democratic President Barack Obama, seen as one of the best-branded presidential candidates in recent U.S. history, spent just $1.3 million on T-shirts, posters and bumper stickers during his first election bid in 2008, when he galvanized supporters behind his core messages of hope and change slogan and his rising sun campaign logo.
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Photos of Sayoc's van showed it covered with bumper stickers and images supportive of President Trump and critical of Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and CNN.
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During the 1997 trial of Timothy McVeigh for killing 168 people with a fertilizer bomb placed near an Oklahoma City federal building in 1995, journalism student Michelle Rauch testified that she had interviewed a young, unknown McVeigh at the site of the Waco conflict, where he had traveled to observe it unfold and sell anti-government bumper stickers.
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I knew in my first few years of America in the 1980s that we were hated, every time someone asked me where I was from (this was the era of "Nuke Iran" bumper stickers, and I now own a button from that time period that features a different four-letter word before the country where I was born).
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But she does encompass exactly what the media are looking for, which is a person who is quite attractive in her presentation, who looks like she's having fun—which is half the battle—with her Instagram stuff, and who is also deeply radical, and boils down complex arguments to bumper stickers, like 'em or hate 'em.
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I mean, imagine if you and I were running for Congress and we just hired a law firm and said, hey, you go to all the oppo, you go buy all the television, you go buy all the bumper stickers, you go hire all the experts, and we&aposre going to launder all of this through a law firm.
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A quick search on social media will reveal the words in both English and Greek—almost always blazoned beneath the stylized Corinthian helmet—inlaid into gun handles, tattooed on skin, and pressed on T-shirts, key chains, pens, bumper stickers, and patch after patch after patch, usually velcroed onto tactical packs carried by military and civilian alike.
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Dr. Forni was a faculty member at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore when, in 1997, he became the principal founder of the Johns Hopkins Civility Project, which not only examined the importance of civility in human society but also encouraged the practice of it on campuses and in communities through campaigns with bumper stickers, buttons and speaking programs.
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Ms. Clark, a professor of art and art history at Amherst College in Massachusetts, is presenting the truce flag as a counterweight to the familiar red and blue battle flag of the Confederacy that is commercially reproduced on merchandise including T-shirts, bumper stickers, and dish towels, and is seen by its critics as a symbol of racism.
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At one point, Congressman Ed Perlmutter (D-CO) waved a MARS 2033 bumpersticker over his head (whether he brought it with him to the meeting for that specific purpose, or simply has it on him at all times was unclear)—only to have his colleague Congressman Jim Bridenstine (R-OK) snap that perhaps Republicans should print their own Mars 2032 bumper stickers.
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Like the Hart campaign itself, "The Front Runner" is written and directed by -- and cast with -- men and women who don't follow the conventional wisdom of their craft, who frame issues in terms which are hard to fit on bumper stickers and who frustrate those who insist that audiences be told in no uncertain terms who is the hero and who is the villain.
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The stylized Corinthian helmet worn by King Leonidas in 300, the 2006 hit movie mythologizing the Spartan role at the Battle of Thermopylae in 3003 B.C.E., is now most often seen on T-shirts, flags, and bumper stickers above the Greek words "ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ," or molon labe, which translates to "come and take them," the Spartan king's apocryphal, defiant response to Persian ruler Xerxes's demand that the Greeks surrender their arms.
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What if you could organize a brigade of people to search for some today, in the woods or at the market, and fry the fruits of that labor in butter to serve on rustic toast, or tossed in spaghetti, or scattered around a golden roast chicken served to neighbors you've invited into your home precisely because the bumper stickers on their vehicles are abhorrent to you, or because you suspect they suspect you of being Them, and not Us?
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All right, I actually contacted a friend of mine, a major higher up in the Democratic Party, and I asked for their potential presidential and Vice Presidential running mate, the pairings, and so we sent the actual bumper stickers that they were preparing for 2020s or the Presidential nominee and his running mate, and so first one here, this is this first -- Liz warren is going to be running, but the bumper sticker will have, Liz Warren and The Kars For Kids Band.
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