Progressive Buttons Blog

This campaign button for Boxer creates a memorable alliterative slogan that will stick in voters minds better than a standard political button would: I’m Bananas for Boxer.

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If I can’t poke fun at your slogans, I don’t want to be part of your revolution.

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There have been a wide range of responses to the Blue Dog Coalition’s increasing ties with right wing Republicans and corporate lobbyists, but this button is the best I’ve seen in a long while.

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Wearing this button, you can invite friends and neighbors into a positive conversation about marriage equality: I support same-sex marriage. Ask me why!

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This year, in the ultimate betrayal of trust, Democrats in Congress are working with Republicans to extend the Patriot Act, and continue its abuses without significant reform.

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Opponents of health care reform depict the creation of cold bureaucracies that will ration health care, but the fact is, that’s what we’ve already got! Uncaring bureacrats sitting on panels in insurance companies that above all else are motivated to make profits are rationing medical care right now.

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The whole having sex only for procreation and for the glory of God, and abstinence until marriage thing and no contraceptives is also a definite turnoff. So, Sarah Palin, no, she is not the hottest vice presidential candidate from the coolest state.

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The Democratic Party has hoisted a great spoof website called Exxon-McCain 2008 that uses the guise of an Exxon/McCain presidential ticket as a way of talking about John McCain’s connections not just to that one oil company but to the oil industry in general. Did you know, for instance, that right after John McCain [...]

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Ohio was the key swing state in the 2004 general presidential election, with lines stretching around the block as Ohioans waited in the cold for their chance to vote. Now in the 2008 Democratic presidential primary, it’s Ohio again that comes to the forefront with the March 4 presidential primary, and this OhiObama campaign button.

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Don’t blend in to a big nationwide group of generic identity. Express your individual identity at the same time that you provide support for a candidate for all America. Who are you? Make it known. Customize your political button.

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