thoiboi

I consider it very tacky so no.

Lainey

Appreciate all the responses. They are pretty much what I expected of this group.

It looks like we will fall into the tacky category for a while...... I'm OK with that.

engifineer

I kinda want to make up some fake ones, with fake candidate names and stick them in the yard to confuse people

Jim Lahey for Senate!

kgf3076

You'd just be adding to some peoples already existing confusion.

cold.logic

"Political" meaning a campaign sign? No.
"Political" meaning something that someone will pretend to be outraged over? Sure! I can't help it that rainbows and "In this house we believe in science" signs offend some snowflakes.

edit: I mean, we're about 10 minutes away from the "Crazy Cat Lady" sticker above being "political", right?

boltonblue

A neighbor up the street has Taylor Swift '24 flag hanging from her fence...

boltonblue

This one looks really good on white cars.

dlq04

I think you should put one above one of the new garage doors.

robb

No I wouldn’t. When I was a kid in the seventies the politicians used to drive around the neighborhoods in vans with loudspeakers and I don’t remember exactly what they would say but I do remember they would give us kids bumper stickers and we would put them on our bikes, being little kids we thought that was neat I guess.

engifineer

I lived out at the end of a dirt road in the woods in the early 80's when I was that young. Politicians never came around out there, 30 miles from the nearest town! Sales people did not either!