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Friday, October 24, 2008
Near Scranton, it's...Barackhenge

 Artist Jim Lennox, his wife Hillary Ross, and 13 other artists really, really like Barack Obama. They painted a 100-foot poster in a field near Shickshinny, Pa. Hope the paint was biodegradable.

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Posted by Tom Fitzgerald @ 12:38 PM  Permalink | 20 comments
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Posted 12:47 PM, 10/24/2008
cusoraider
AHHHHHHH
Posted 01:54 PM, 10/24/2008
jmc
Libs have really gone off the deep end with this guy. He's just a politician. If you think he's gonna somehow make all your dreams come true, your pretty sad.
Posted 02:02 PM, 10/24/2008
jkelly
What a fabulous use of time. Obama/Biden 2008!
Posted 02:02 PM, 10/24/2008
Yankee Air Pirate 12
Not sure if this is funny or scary.
Posted 02:04 PM, 10/24/2008
Bender
My dream is that McCain will not be elected. I think he can get that one done.
Posted 02:20 PM, 10/24/2008
longshanks
I guess it's better and more productive than making up rape, assault, and robbery stories. Right-wingers are REALLY desperate and low. http://kdka.com/local/attack.McCain.Bloomfield.2.847628.html
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Posted 03:52 PM, 10/24/2008
lan1122
THAT ONE!! 08.
Posted 04:46 PM, 10/24/2008
BillyPenn
I heard they painted one for McCain too but someone drilled a hole in the head looking for oil.
Posted 04:51 PM, 10/24/2008
BillyPenn
longshanks I knew that was a fake when I saw the backwards B on her face. She probably did it in the mirror and didn't even relize it was backwards. What an idiot, now she's facing charges.
Posted 05:27 PM, 10/24/2008
TitusPullo
Now I know where to take my dog to relieve himself!
Posted 05:32 PM, 10/24/2008
TitusPullo
Now I know where to take my dog to relieve himself!
Posted 08:07 PM, 10/24/2008
Newway
Rome was cool, TitusPullo's comment was lame. Pullo and Verenus would have been for Obama...any pleb can see he Is the man for President. Go Phils ! Obama/Biden 2008
Posted 08:15 PM, 10/24/2008
natedog
obama's image just appeared on my grilled cheese sandwich...its the first step to canonization.
Posted 09:12 AM, 10/27/2008
americangirl
Scary! looks like the background of those communist countries, you know, the ones where the dictators post their image on those huge posters!
Posted 12:26 PM, 10/27/2008
seven
All you barry lovers had better realize what this character is about before you cast your vote for him, cause once you do it wiil be too late.
Posted 12:26 PM, 10/27/2008
seven
All you barry lovers had better realize what this character is about before you cast your vote for him, cause once you do it wiil be too late.
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Posted 12:38 AM, 10/28/2008
gotravel2
Don't any of you see a frightening similarity to propaganda promoting Hugo Chavez,and Castro?The first time I saw the posters with this image of Obama,it sent a cold chill down my spine!
Posted 12:46 AM, 10/28/2008
gotravel2
Fellow Pennsylvanians,stand in line as long as it takes to cast your vote for McCain! If you have any doubts about Obama's plans for America,go to Foxnews website and search for the Chicago radio program where Obama specifically makes his case for reparations.It was on todays website;it's also at Michelle malkin's website.Any union memebers,DON'T VOTE FOR OBAMA;he wants to do away with the secret ballot.he also wants to pass the "fairness Doctrine" which is worded deceivingly because it would silence talk radio and anything he perceives as not "fair".he views the Constitution as a "fluid" document,and would appoint judges who make decisions based on "fairness".The question is;whose idea of "fairness".
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