I saw my first anti-Hillary bumper sticker today.

[JeanGrey]

And I am really pissed. Don't get me wrong I can't stand the woman and am just waiting for her to go away but this is not right. It said "Life's a bitch, don't vote for one". And her picture.

Geesh people grow up. Is this REALLY necessary?

[Bicoastal]

1. OK, but how do you know the owner of the car was an Obama voter?

Coulda been an old GOP sticker, left over from when the race was almost definitely going to be HRC vs. Giuliani.

[JeanGrey]

9. I never said it was. I have no idea of it was an Obama voter

or a McCain voter. I just thought it unnecessary. I don't like those kinds of politics no matter who they are aimed at.

[anonymous171]

2. Probably was a republican.

[JeanGrey]

10. Probably.

[AllentownJake]

3. That's a GOP bumper sticker

[JeanGrey]

11. Good. I feel a lot better! Because if I thought that came from

a democrat I'd be very upset indeed.

[woolldog]

4. Hey.

It's my car and I'll drive around with whatever bumper sticker I want. :rofl:

[JeanGrey]

12. You're bad.

[Yael]

5. The Republicans have been selling those for over a year

[Skittles]

6. have you seen what they've said about her on DU? n/t

[IndianaJones]

13. its a rather clever way to trash her, no? the old "guess what I saw/heard"...then the outrage. nt.

[JeanGrey]

14. Yes and I admit I agree with about 100 percent of it.

But I don't agree with name calling.

[invictus]

7. The driver could have been anything. Hillary is universally hated among all political persuasions.nt

[JeanGrey]

15. This is absolutely true.

[rug]

8. Cafe Press could rip off GDP headlines and make a fortune with anti-Clinton bumperstickers.

[TeamsterDem]

16. Horrible

As an Obama supporter I hate to hear that kind of sexism. It was probably a Republican but that doesn't make it any more acceptable. What a jerk.

[AZBlue]

17. That's also on a t-shirt.

[LordJFT]

18. Kinda sad

With all the ways you could legitimately diss her some idiots still have to resort to really juvenile ones.