I Voted Today Stickers, Buttons, and T-shirts

Get ready for election day on Tuesday, November 4, 2008. 'I Voted Today' stickers, buttons, t-shirts and more are available at Best of Washington DC T-shirts.

Get Out the Vote with Buttons, Stickers and T-shirts

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Register To Vote Buttons, Stickers and T-shirts

'Register to vote' appears on this patriotic image. Inspired by the U.S. flag, stars are in the upper left hand corner while red and white stripes descend vertically. Available on buttons, t-shirts, magnets, stickers and much more.

On the 2006 Elections

Our Guest Author today is Danita Beck, Artist

Okay I woke up to good election news for once. Whose houses? (SAY WHAT?!) Dem's houses.

So the Dem's are in charge do they know what they are doing. They listened to the middle class to get elected, but they do know how bad things are for the middle class and by Jared they are going to do all they can to avoid being middle class .
I don't see a revolution like in '94. I just do not. Wish there were one.
And will Edwards beat Frist in 2008 - I' m calling it here and now. McCain is going to alienate someone, Clinton has alienated many, Dem's need to remember Clinton and Carter were southerners - so as of today I say Edwards.

And Rummy - Bush said to him "Rummy, I got your back." and then he heard the election results and added "way back here in DC and you need to be somewhere else - bye."
Glad Bush has listened, but wow they just let him go real quick. It needed to be done, but they assured loyalty and then hung him out to dry. "Resigned" I know. So who's next? He would be wise to let Cheney retire for health reasons and bring in someone who can run in '08. It can still happen - let's hope not.

Please Vote on Tuesday

Please remember to vote on Tuesday. The election that we had on September 12 was a primary. In the primary, we chose a nominee for the party we are registered with to run in the general election. Since the vast majority of DC voters are registered Democrat, the candidate who is nominated by the Democratic party is widely considered as a shoe-in for the general election.

However, laws are laws. These nominees are actually elected in the general election that's to be held on Tuesday. Candidates like Democratic nominee for mayor Adrian Fenty need your vote on Tuesday to be elected. So get out and vote on Tuesday!

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