Here's my site. I'm a soccer mom who wanted to do something to help Palin/McCain win the election. SOOOO.... I sat down for a couple of hours with Adobe CS3 and CafePress, and voila!
Over the past two weeks, I've sold three times what I ever expected. It's amazing... a lot of America's voting women apparently feel the same way I do about Sarah Palin!
It's been super-fun to feel a part of the contest. I've had contacts from all over the country -- from rallies and parades wanting to use my products!
For too many years, big media and big corporations have controlled too much of American politics. CafePress, Facebook, and blogs allow the common people to speak and produce with the big dogs. I think we will see an effect on the election outcome as a result. (Translation, Charlie Gibson... who???)
Rebecca Reynolds
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Sep 13, 2008 21:42:36 PM
that's hilarious Deb - love the concept.
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Sep 05, 2008 22:40:34 PM
Observation
People who wear their politics on their shirts are problem people. Walking around in a 50/50 society wearing a sign is intentionally provocative, no matter what side you're on.
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