Half-Bakered Graphics:
Kerry Mockery & Other Political Shenanigans, Page Two
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This is my homage to 19th century campaign slogans. I think it was a bit too obscure and subtle for most folks. Sorry. |
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Who Does He Fear More? Bush or Kerry? The basic issue reduced to its most stark question. |
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Made for the Kerry/daisy/jacket-pull kerfuffle. Search Instapundit for the story. This one came out far better than I thought and I think is one of my best, in terms of quality. |
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Just as Chamberlain was wrong in 1938, so is Kerry today. |
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The Daily Kos "screw them" statement, contrasted with images from Fallujah. |
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"Party of Diversity" my ass. |
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Watch out! Democratic spinmeisters and PR coming. |
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Again, "Party of Diversity" my ass. |
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Preparing for the worst. |
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The launch of Air America Radio did not go well today. |
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Positions may change without notice. |
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A vote for Kerry is a vote for them. How many Presidents does America need? |
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Liberal and Liberaller. Once again, I'm not sure how many get the joke. (i.e. Dumb and Dumber) |
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Alright, Osama.... Batter up! Uncle Sam in American garb against the American flag. Patriotic much? |
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Image by D. McCarthy. Found on Free Republic. It's here because I love this, and the Photoshop work is just fantastic. If you know this person please tell them I said so. |
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Don't be afraid to ask Kerry the hard questions. Stand up! |
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Image courtesy of "miles" at North Bay Dean. Again, here because it's very good work. |
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