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Wrong Bumper Sticker On Car Gets You Thrown Out Of Bush Rally Posted by Pile (4909 views) [E-Mail link] Three Denver residents yesterday charged that they were forcibly removed from one of President Bush's town meetings on Social Security because they displayed a bumper sticker on their car condemning the administration's Middle East policies. Details   Posted by wizeGurl on 2005-03-31 10:47:30 This just goes to show that you should never borrow your liberal brother's car when you go to a Bush meeting. Maybe this is why he is not having much success convincing people that his Social Security plan is the way to go--he only tries to convince the people who already agree with him. That's like only allowing skinny people into a Weight Watchers meeting.   Comments   Name: (change name for anonymous posting) Title: Comments:     1 Article displayed.

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