Advertise your innocence!

Well, I suppose this was inevitable.

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(There's a similar sticker on Ebay with Palin's name added.)

But if you don't quite fancy the campaignish look, Cafe Press offers plenty of other models to choose from.

Like this:

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Or this:

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Not to be outdone, Amazon has a slightly slicker version:

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I'm not much of a fan of gloating, or saying "I TOLD YOU SO!"

But I have to say, it didn't take as long as it usually does for these items to appear.

posted by Eric on 03.03.09 at 08:34 PM





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I wonder - did people put bumper stickers on their cars in the mid-1930s that said "Don't blame me. I voted for Hoover!" or Landon.

chocolatier   ·  March 4, 2009 01:46 AM

I wish I could believe that a President McCain would or could do anything substantially different than what Obama is doing.

Was McCain against the bank bailouts? Nope. Is he against the stimulus? I guess so, but it still could have probably passed over his veto.

Pax   ·  March 4, 2009 11:52 AM

Was McCain for the TARP before or after it was revealed that Paulson lied about the intent of the program?

There were many of us (myself included) who thought that a quick infusion of liquidity might loosen things up enough to get the machine working again. Kinda like a financial WD-40.

When the lending contracted further, and it became obvious something was wrong, we got a bit of buyer's remorse. When Paulson came right out and said that TARP was never intended to be used for lending, we were furious.

We have been royally had.

brian   ·  March 4, 2009 11:59 AM

My bumper sticker would be
Don't blame me, I tried to warn you

Veeshir   ·  March 4, 2009 04:20 PM

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