teabaggers think laws are for suckers.

[mopinko]

my rep, jan schakowsky has a teabagger/idiot running against her. the president of the chicago tea party, even. we also have one running for state rep where i live. both are working the sign wars pretty hard. except i think they are having trouble placing them legitimately. more than half of them that i see are on the public way, or in vacant lots. they have them on every corner of ashland ave (one of chicago's longest streets, and always a lot of traffic) that is in the district.
i consider these signs fair game. i would never touch a sign in someone's yard. but streets and san is supposed to pull any that are placed like this. i am thinking i might get on my bike later and help the poor strapped city of chicago by lightening their load a little.
assholes.

[LiberalLoner]

1. I really think they are nothing but sociopaths and people who are darn close to being

sociopaths. Every teabagger I know thinks laws are for suckers and playing fair is for suckers and idiots and meanness is cool.

[Erose999]

2. Teabaggers think laws are for everyone but themselves.

[HawkerHurricane]

3. The laws were written...

to keep 'those people' in check. They were never intended to effect 'Real Americans' like the Teabaggers.

[toddwv]

4. Careful

Personally, I think all poli signs on public land should be fair game, however, the politicos has made it difficult to rid the world of these blemishes. Even if the signs are placed illegally, you could get yourself in trouble with election tampering laws.

[mopinko]

5. the city will probably get them.

they are pretty good about it, especially when we are talking about republicans.