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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes. I drive to Ohio, pa, and central ny for work and they’re all over the place.

This is the mistake people made during trump v Hillary. “I don’t see any trump signs in my posh upper middle class close in suburb so it’s going to be a route,” and “nobody I know voted for trump.”

I guess it makes you feel good to ignore all those of us who do not live in posh upper middle class close in suburbs, or anywhere near DC, for that matter, and who have noticed far fewer (or no) Trump signs this time around.

Who wants to deal with insane leftists coming into your yard to vandalize the sign or your home or cars? Not me. Not after seeing the way unhinged dems behave when they find themselves in proximity to a Trump sign.

I’ll “fly” my Trump flag in the voting booth. If people ask me later, I’ll just lie to them and tell them I voted for Harris and pretend to be upset while I smile on the inside.

Think about why you’d need to lie about it.

Saw tons of Trump Vance signs driving home from Skyline Drive. I just looked it up and those signs cost $24 on their website. Once you hit Route 29, the signs stop.

Western PA is full of Trump Vance signs. Not a single Harris Walz sign

We went drove up to see family in Rochester, NY, and saw lots of Trump/Vance signs out that way

Anonymous wrote:Being a Republican in the DC suburbs is a little like being a Christian in the Roman Empire. Keep your head down and mouth shut or be thrown to the dogs in the Colosseum while your friends and neighbors watch and wonder why you defied the Emperor.

So your understanding of early Christians is that they were in peril because of their dedication to an incompetent blowhard nepobaby, when most people thought it would be better to uphold the constitution? Or what?

Anonymous wrote:It's my impression that people who support Trump either fly a regular US Flag, or keep it to themselves. Even if someone did put up a Trump lawn sign it would be gone in less than 24 hours.

Being a Republican in the DC suburbs is a little like being a Christian in the Roman Empire. Keep your head down and mouth shut or be thrown to the dogs in the Colosseum while your friends and neighbors watch and wonder why you defied the Emperor.

My family flies an American flag at our house. We are NOT Trump supporters.
MAGA doesn't get to lay sole claim to the notion of patriotism.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yes. I drive to Ohio, pa, and central ny for work and they’re all over the place.

This is the mistake people made during trump v Hillary. “I don’t see any trump signs in my posh upper middle class close in suburb so it’s going to be a route,” and “nobody I know voted for trump.”

I guess it makes you feel good to ignore all those of us who do not live in posh upper middle class close in suburbs, or anywhere near DC, for that matter, and who have noticed far fewer (or no) Trump signs this time around.

Who wants to deal with insane leftists coming into your yard to vandalize the sign or your home or cars? Not me. Not after seeing the way unhinged dems behave when they find themselves in proximity to a Trump sign.

I’ll “fly” my Trump flag in the voting booth. If people ask me later, I’ll just lie to them and tell them I voted for Harris and pretend to be upset while I smile on the inside.

Anonymous wrote:Yes. I drive to Ohio, pa, and central ny for work and they’re all over the place.

This is the mistake people made during trump v Hillary. “I don’t see any trump signs in my posh upper middle class close in suburb so it’s going to be a route,” and “nobody I know voted for trump.”

I guess it makes you feel good to ignore all those of us who do not live in posh upper middle class close in suburbs, or anywhere near DC, for that matter, and who have noticed far fewer (or no) Trump signs this time around.

It's my impression that people who support Trump either fly a regular US Flag, or keep it to themselves. Even if someone did put up a Trump lawn sign it would be gone in less than 24 hours.

Being a Republican in the DC suburbs is a little like being a Christian in the Roman Empire. Keep your head down and mouth shut or be thrown to the dogs in the Colosseum while your friends and neighbors watch and wonder why you defied the Emperor.

Yes. I drive to Ohio, pa, and central ny for work and they’re all over the place.

This is the mistake people made during trump v Hillary. “I don’t see any trump signs in my posh upper middle class close in suburb so it’s going to be a route,” and “nobody I know voted for trump.”

Anonymous wrote:A lot of trump signs in central VA along 29.

Worse though… in SW VA I saw bumper stickers that say “the Hoe is as bad as Joe. Disgusting”

Keepin' it classy.