Progressive Buttons Blog

Sarah Palin is too batty to be vice president. Beware the curse of the Wasilla witch. Halloween themes for the 2008 presidential election on these campaign buttons.

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Here are two new sturdy metal pinback buttons against the pick today of Sarah Palin for Vice President by Arizona Republican John McCain. Look for more of these in the days to come from the Anti-McCain button shop over at Irregular Times.

Red Slash Through McCain-Palin 08 button

No Way, No How, No to McCain-Palin button

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Unless you’ve been shoveling out the latrine all day long, you’re probably aware that Barack Obama has chosen Delaware Senator Joseph Biden to be his vice presidential pick. The Obama-Biden Democratic ticket will be officially nominated during the Democratic National Convention in Denver next week.
If you’re looking for an Obama-Biden Button to affix to […]

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I spoke to the designer of this collection of campaign buttons just this morning, and apparently, the collection has been up for only a few hours. He says we can expect to see their anti-McCain pins double in number by the end of the day.

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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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Now is the time for South Carolina Democrats to vote, not promote. The South Carolina Democrats have been kind enough to provide a web site through which we will all be able to follow the results as they come in. Polls close at 7:00 PM eastern time, so we should start to get results at around 7:30 this evening or so.

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The Progressive Buttons blog is coming soon right here at this spot. It will be the job of this blog to consider political campaign pins from the progressive side of the political fence.
Note that the buttons discussed here will be progressive, but not necessarily Democratic. Democratic politicians, after all, often engage in antiprogressive […]

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