It looks like they are going for a sorta-red, white and blue.
The republicans have always been identified by the ornage and blue campaign material. You saw those colors and you knew the candidate was republican. Over the past few years candidates here and there strayed from alot of blue and orange. Now with a "standard" sticker for a few different candidates not having the usual colors indicates a change.
And what else is missing from the stickers?
Any indication that the candidate is in the republican party.
Democrats have the word "Democrat" on signage and bumper stickers. Why is the Nassau GOP afraid to announce that the candidate is a republican?
Even on Ed Mangano's campaign site there isn't any obvious graphics saying he is a republican. You have to look deeper to find a title of a link that says "Mangano" and "GOP."
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It's like that all across the country now and not surprisingly. The Republicans think, and rightly so, that if the first thing John Q. Public associates with the names of their candidates is the word "Republican," then they'll be summarily dismissed.
Even that moron running against Corzine (and winning) in New Jersey is trying to distance himself from his own party. In a recent commercial, he (Chris Christie) had testimonials from individuals who voted for Obama in '08 and plan to vote for him this year. He even glommed onto the "vote for change" credo, as if saying to voters, "See, it's O.K. to vote for a Republican, even if you're a Democrat." It's truly sickening.
Who cares. Get a life and stop bitching. Suozzi is a total ass whose time to get flushed id now.
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