Most idiotic bumper sticker yet??

[DancingBear]

Saw this on a car in the parking lot of my dentist's office:

"Benedict Arnold/John Kerry
Band Of Brothers"

(BTW - if I find out this belongs to anyone in my dentist's office I'm changing dentists...)

[arcane1]

1. "Bush/Cheney '04"

can't get more idiotic than that, IMO

[tandot]

2. Repent - Register Republican

and I would add "and go to hell"

[Search Party]

8. it's official, this one takes the cake

[tandot]

10. I was sitting in traffic yesterday behind that van having the following

bumper stickers:

Repent - Register Republican
Bush-Cheney 2004
Accept Jesus as your Lord and Saviour
Minister


I should have followed him to see what church he belongs to. If he is a preacher and is endorsing Bush in front of his church members, the IRS might be interested in his tax-exempt status. :evilgrin:

[soupkitchen]

3. Hint: It's the toothless guy

[Guaranteed]

12. ROFL! nt

[RoundRockD]

4. The stupidest one I've seen is...

God Bless America
God Bless George W. Bush
God Bless Our Troops.

[HughBeaumont]

5. "Marriage: One MAN, One WOMAN"

Not coincidentally, this gene pool drain scum had two "Swastika '04" and Christian radio bumper stickers as well.

[progressivebydesign]

6. SAW A GIANT ONE the other day..

IF YOU STILL SUPPORT KERRY
YOU AREN'T ASKING THE RIGHT QUESTIONS

Ya, okay.. whatever.

[JimmyJazz]

7. I'm not really good at American Revolutionary War

History - but I believe that Benedict Arnold was later exonerated and found not to be a traitor to his country. In fact, I believe he was found to be exactly what he claimed to be: a patriot and a war hero. Some evidence shows that he was set up as a fall guy by the President...mmm, that sounds a bit familiar.

[PurityOfEssence]

9. No, you're not.

He betrayed his country when commanding West Point. Yes, he was a great general, came within a whisker of taking Canada, fought an imaginative naval action on Lake Champlain and was more than just instrumental in the great victory at Saratoga, but he committed treason. Even the British shunned him, and he lived out his days as a veritable untouchable.

[JimmyJazz]

11. Okay, I've cleared the cobwebs from my brain...

It wasn't that he was innocent of the charge, but that his wife was perhaps not innocent of putting him up to the task - a charge he denied. Got it - now on to matters that are taking place in this century...