
I have a mandate for all politicians, winners and losers- Pick up your damn yard signs! I would like to see a law passed that Politicos are responsible for picking up their yard signs and recycling them. I know I had an I.A.M. for Obama (International Association of Machinists) sign that I took of my fence and put in the recycle bin this morning. I call upon all politicians to do the same. One of the sad facts is the campaign workers put them on public and private property; along roads, on fences etc. and make no provisions to remove them- I have seen signs stay for a number of years. And this goes beyond being democrat or republican, red state or blue- When you are organizing to put up yard signs why not make an organized effort to remove them after the election? Just my two cents worth.
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That's definitely true. Election is over, time to clean up
Ha! As I walked toward my office today, I passed a NO On Prop 8 sign that just seemed to be mocking me at this point. Prop 8 has all but passed, taking away civil rights from Californians. If the owners of the sign don't take it down, I will. Or maybe I should just leave it there as a reminder of our failure.
The funny thing is Chile- they passed a law in Seattle that posting signs on telephone poles is Illegal. Makes you wonfer sometimes, don't it?
FPF- That seems to be the worst when a sign remminds you that your candidate/proposition did not win. On Prop 8 I still blame Ah-nuld
PS- I meant to say when your candidate/issue didn't go they way you want- I know that I wanted NO on prop 8!
I see how you are..... posting a photo from Virginia to illustrate your point!
I should have taken a photo of the 15 Obama signs I had in my yard one day. I have to admit I felt really guilty about giving them out to volunteers because I knew they would go right in the garbage after the election:(
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