Veterans against Obama merchandise

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If you're a veteran or, like me, the spouse of a veteran, and you're anti-Obama, welcome to the club! As a lifelong Democrat it's hard for me to take a stand against the Democratic presidential candidate, but as a patriotic American I simply cannot support Barack Hussein Obama.

It all started for me back in 2008, when the qualified Democratic candidate, Hillary Clinton, was robbed of her rightful place as the party's nominee. I had supported her, proudly and loudly!, because I knew that another Clinton presidency would be a GOOD thing for this country. She is smart, informed, articulate, and caring. Obama, on the other hand, is none of those things. So once Howard Dean, the Democratic National Committee, and various other morons orchestrated Obama's ascension to the throne, I basically said "fuck you!" and voted for John McCain. I did that not only because I despised Obama and felt he was unqualified to be president, but also because I could vote for McCain with a clear conscience. He's actually quite moderate for a Republican, and he's a war hero, so it was an easy call.

Well, here we sit four years later and I'm as adamantly anti-Obama now as I was in 2008. I cannot imagine how any veteran in their right mind can support him.

I'm pleased to say that our top-selling merchandise right now--by far--consists of our two Veterans against Obama designs. There's our original version and our newer version; the latter is available on many more products. You'll find yard signs, bumper stickers, car magnets, t-shirts and lots of other merchandise to spread the word that you're a veteran against Obama!

Here are a few samples:

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Gone, but not forgotten: POWs/MIAs

Something I saw yesterday, a POW/MIA sticker, reminded me of the old days of Vietnam and its prisoners of war and missing in action. Then I got to thinking about Iraq, and its POWs/MIAs and, of course, our heartless president who deserted while in the service during Vietnam. I guess I'm never going to get over wondering how a cowardly scumbag who protected his own hide by staying stateside during Vietnam, can so effortlessly send men and women to their deaths...or maimings...or PTSD...or POW status...or MIA...without missing a beat. But I still can't figure out which is worse: The cowardly scumbag, George W Bush, himself, or the morons who voted for him?

At any rate, if you're among those, like us, who choose not to forget about the POWs and MIAs from past wars, and today's war, why not say so? Pop on over and buy one of these bumper stickers, t-shirts, buttons, or other items that say, Gone, but not forgotten: POWs/MIAs.