Forget the goddam keychains. Make bracelets of THESE:

[Jackpine Radical]

Wonderful association to Monopoly!

[redqueen]

1. Another much much much better idea.

:thumbsup:

[KittyWampus]

8. I'd actually groove on a pair of earrings like that. Though I'd have to paint them gold

:)

[redqueen]

14. That'd take what... 15 minutes to make?

And no double-meaning framing possible... clear as day what it's about. :)

[KittyWampus]

15. is there a possibility of Democrats getting product placement revenue from this ploy?

;)

[Ichingcarpenter]

13. I think its a good idea too

[WeDidIt]

2. Use both ideas.

[tomg]

10. Have to strongly disagree.

One is clear and even more devastating (the houses). The other is ambiguous and has major blowback potential. If the point is to nail McCain on being economically out of touch with average struggling people and to present him as seeing economics in traditional Republican terms, the McNopoly, houses, get out of gaffe free cards, etc. is a complete, consistent, and unified theme.

I think we should start presenting his foreign policy as the board game RISK.

[redqueen]

16. "The other is ambiguous and has major blowback potential."

Yup.

[TwilightGardener]

3. Yep--signs that say "McNopoly" and houses in some form--

although there might be some Parker Bros. licensing issues with the actual green houses.

[tomg]

4. Great idea. Absolutely no ambiguity. nt

[ClassWarrior]

5. Or put one of these on your car...

(see below)

NGU.

[NYC_SKP]

7. nice...nt

[Starbucks Anarchist]

6. Much better than jangling keys.

Monopoly houses can't be used in his POW narrative.

[Sugarcoated]

9. I think Monopoly cards

with that rich guy character with McMummies face superimposed along with the bracelets. Pass em out to everyone, wear tee shirts & buttons with the same.

[blondeatlast]

11. For Sale: K Street Realty; 1-800-POW-CARD. Contact JacK Abramoff or Charles Keating.

Speaking of which, cindy sold her beautiful, historic childhood home in North Central Phoenix; a stellar 1920's Pueblo.

Gotta love those family values...

[last1standing]

12. LOL! That's really a great idea!

n/t