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January 14, 2004

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My house from a mile up (in the red square):

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Another Stolen Bush Sign

Last night I went out and put up our Bush/Cheney 2004 lawn sign on the street near our house, along with several other signs for other candidates. I put it up there because our townhome association wouldn't allow us to put up signs outside our townhome. On our way to church this morning, guess which sign was missing already - after being up for only one day? The Bush Cheney sign. Go figure. Every piece of Bush promotional material that I put up this year (bumper sticker and lawn sign) was either stolen, or told to me that i had to remove it. I also saw someone with a lawn sign up in Bloomington for Kerry Edwards, with another bigger sign next to it saying, "You can steal our sign, but you can't change our vote". My thoughts exactly.

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