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02/09/2010

Sign of the times

Apparently, even the people in the blue state of Minnesota are souring on all this hopenchange.  A mysterious billboard has popped up off of I-35 with a picture of President Bush and the caption "Miss Me Yet?"

Funny stuff and just another example of the ever growing base of discontent toward our current president and his failed policies.

Posted at 12:43 PM in Economy, Health Care, Obama |

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