Obama Believe and Obama Hope unique bike jerseys

made by an obama supporter.
every jersey sold donates $5 to the campaign
Obama believe
http://www.bikingthings.com/obbebijedecy.html

Obama Hope short sleeves
http://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijebaob.html
Obama hope Long sleeves
http://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijelosl.html

Http://www.bikingthings.com

On Aug 23, 9:25 am, wrote:
made by an obama supporter.
every jersey sold donates $5 to the campaign
Obama believehttp://www.bikingthings.com/obbebijedecy.html

Obama Hope short sleeveshttp://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijebaob.html
Obama hope Long sleeveshttp://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijelosl.html

Http://www.bikingthings.com

Wow thats 5 times his half-brothers monthly salary

Kenyan Team Jerseys? Obama my not even be a citizen!!!


On Aug 23, 10:25*am, wrote:
made by an obama supporter.
every jersey sold donates $5 to the campaign
Obama believehttp://www.bikingthings.com/obbebijedecy.html

Obama Hope short sleeveshttp://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijebaob.html
Obama hope Long sleeveshttp://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijelosl.html

Http://www.bikingthings.com

On Aug 23, 9:25*am, wrote:
made by an obama supporter.
every jersey sold donates $5 to the campaign
Obama believehttp://www.bikingthings.com/obbebijedecy.html

Obama Hope short sleeveshttp://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijebaob.html
Obama hope Long sleeveshttp://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijelosl.html

Http://www.bikingthings.com

So to contribute $5 to a politician's campaign fund his supporters can
spend-

$90 on a sleeveless three color sublimated no artwork jersey with a
3/4 zip or
$95 on a shortsleeve three color sublimated with art with a 3/4 zip or
$100 on a longsleeve three color sublimated with art with a 3/4 zip?

If these sell, he must have some really bright supporters.

Regards,
Bob Hunt

P.S.- So these are "made by an Obama supporter"? I think we now know
what Tony Rezko's doing down at the Metropolitan Correctional Center.
Yes, he's a crook but you have to respect his dedication to his chosen
field of fraud.

Bob Hunt wrote:
On Aug 23, 9:25 am, wrote:
made by an obama supporter.
every jersey sold donates $5 to the campaign
Obama believehttp://www.bikingthings.com/obbebijedecy.html

Obama Hope short sleeveshttp://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijebaob.html
Obama hope Long sleeveshttp://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijelosl.html

Http://www.bikingthings.com

So to contribute $5 to a politician's campaign fund his supporters can
spend-

$90 on a sleeveless three color sublimated no artwork jersey with a
3/4 zip or
$95 on a shortsleeve three color sublimated with art with a 3/4 zip or
$100 on a longsleeve three color sublimated with art with a 3/4 zip?

If these sell, he must have some really bright supporters.

I see a lot of cyclists who will pay even more to wear jerseys
supporting commercial products.

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
“Mary had a little lamb / And when she saw it sicken /
She shipped it off to Packingtown / And now it’s labeled chicken.”

On Aug 23, 7:42*pm, Tom Sherman
wrote:
Bob Hunt wrote:
On Aug 23, 9:25 am, wrote:
made by an obama supporter.
every jersey sold donates $5 to the campaign
Obama believehttp://www.bikingthings.com/obbebijedecy.html

Obama Hope short sleeveshttp://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijebaob.html
Obama hope Long sleeveshttp://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijelosl.html

Http://www.bikingthings.com

So to contribute $5 to a politician's campaign fund his supporters can
spend-

$90 on a sleeveless three color sublimated no artwork jersey with a
3/4 zip or
$95 on a shortsleeve three color sublimated with art with a 3/4 zip or
$100 on a longsleeve three color sublimated with art with a 3/4 zip?

If these sell, he must have some really bright supporters.

I see a lot of cyclists who will pay even more to wear jerseys
supporting commercial products.

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
“Mary had a little lamb / And when she saw it sicken /
She shipped it off to Packingtown / And now it’s labeled chicken.”- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

I think you are referring to Div 1 team jerseys but even they don't
cost that much, not if you shop wisely. BTW, you don't think a
politician running for national office is a "commercial product"? They
are all packaged and marketed in much the same way as toothpaste or
deodorant.

Regards,
Bob Hunt

Bob Hunt wrote:
On Aug 23, 7:42 pm, Tom Sherman
wrote:
Bob Hunt wrote:
On Aug 23, 9:25 am, wrote:
made by an obama supporter.
every jersey sold donates $5 to the campaign
Obama believehttp://www.bikingthings.com/obbebijedecy.html
Obama Hope short sleeveshttp://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijebaob.html
Obama hope Long sleeveshttp://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijelosl.html
Http://www.bikingthings.com
So to contribute $5 to a politician's campaign fund his supporters can
spend-
$90 on a sleeveless three color sublimated no artwork jersey with a
3/4 zip or
$95 on a shortsleeve three color sublimated with art with a 3/4 zip or
$100 on a longsleeve three color sublimated with art with a 3/4 zip?
If these sell, he must have some really bright supporters.
I see a lot of cyclists who will pay even more to wear jerseys
supporting commercial products.


I think you are referring to Div 1 team jerseys but even they don't
cost that much, not if you shop wisely.

Still, should not the commercial enterprises pay cyclists for their
endorsements of the products? At least these jerseys should sell for
considerably less than an equivalent quality jersey without advertising.

BTW, you don't think a
politician running for national office is a "commercial product"? They
are all packaged and marketed in much the same way as toothpaste or
deodorant.

Indeed. (At least Obama and McSame - Barr, McKinney and Nader are in a
different category.)

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
“Mary had a little lamb / And when she saw it sicken /
She shipped it off to Packingtown / And now it’s labeled chicken.”

On Aug 24, 9:14*pm, Tom Sherman
wrote:
Bob Hunt wrote:
On Aug 23, 7:42 pm, Tom Sherman
wrote:
Bob Hunt wrote:
On Aug 23, 9:25 am, wrote:
made by an obama supporter.
every jersey sold donates $5 to the campaign
Obama believehttp://www.bikingthings.com/obbebijedecy.html
Obama Hope short sleeveshttp://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijebaob.html
Obama hope Long sleeveshttp://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijelosl.html
Http://www.bikingthings.com
So to contribute $5 to a politician's campaign fund his supporters can
spend-
$90 on a sleeveless three color sublimated no artwork jersey with a
3/4 zip or
$95 on a shortsleeve three color sublimated with art with a 3/4 zip or
$100 on a longsleeve three color sublimated with art with a 3/4 zip?
If these sell, he must have some really bright supporters.
I see a lot of cyclists who will pay even more to wear jerseys
supporting commercial products.

I think you are referring to Div 1 team jerseys but even they don't
cost that much, not if you shop wisely.

Still, should not the commercial enterprises pay cyclists for their
endorsements of the products? At least these jerseys should sell for
considerably less than an equivalent quality jersey without advertising.

BTW, you don't think a
politician running for national office is a "commercial product"? They
are all packaged and marketed in much the same way as toothpaste or
deodorant.

Indeed. (At least Obama and McSame - Barr, McKinney and Nader are in a
different category.)

The commercial enterprises you refer to do in fact pay cyclists for
endorsing their product. Who do you think pays the salaries of the
Div. 1 riders? If that strikes you as unfair the solution is simple.
Become a world class rider and you'll get *free* jerseys. Bikes,
shorts, socks, shoes, helmets.... the whole enchilada so to speak.
In the context of being "commercial products", the only thing
separating the politicians you name as "different" from the candidates
of the two major parties is marketing *skill*. Well, that and one of
the majors will actually be elected.

Regards,
Bob Hunt

Bob Hunt wrote:
On Aug 24, 9:14 pm, Tom Sherman
wrote:
Bob Hunt wrote:
On Aug 23, 7:42 pm, Tom Sherman
wrote:
Bob Hunt wrote:
On Aug 23, 9:25 am, wrote:
made by an obama supporter.
every jersey sold donates $5 to the campaign
Obama believehttp://www.bikingthings.com/obbebijedecy.html
Obama Hope short sleeveshttp://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijebaob.html
Obama hope Long sleeveshttp://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijelosl.html
Http://www.bikingthings.com
So to contribute $5 to a politician's campaign fund his supporters can
spend-
$90 on a sleeveless three color sublimated no artwork jersey with a
3/4 zip or
$95 on a shortsleeve three color sublimated with art with a 3/4 zip or
$100 on a longsleeve three color sublimated with art with a 3/4 zip?
If these sell, he must have some really bright supporters.
I see a lot of cyclists who will pay even more to wear jerseys
supporting commercial products.
I think you are referring to Div 1 team jerseys but even they don't
cost that much, not if you shop wisely.
Still, should not the commercial enterprises pay cyclists for their
endorsements of the products? At least these jerseys should sell for
considerably less than an equivalent quality jersey without advertising.

BTW, you don't think a
politician running for national office is a "commercial product"? They
are all packaged and marketed in much the same way as toothpaste or
deodorant.
Indeed. (At least Obama and McSame - Barr, McKinney and Nader are in a
different category.)

The commercial enterprises you refer to do in fact pay cyclists for
endorsing their product. Who do you think pays the salaries of the
Div. 1 riders? If that strikes you as unfair the solution is simple.
Become a world class rider and you'll get *free* jerseys. Bikes,
shorts, socks, shoes, helmets.... the whole enchilada so to speak.

I was referring to all the people who pay to wear team replica jerseys
with advertising on them - there are many such people for every paid
professional cyclist (or amateur club racers who do get free or
discounted equipment in return for wearing a jersey with advertising).

In the context of being "commercial products", the only thing
separating the politicians you name as "different" from the candidates
of the two major parties is marketing *skill*. Well, that and one of
the majors will actually be elected.

No, the third party candidates know that they will not be elected, which
allows them to speak their minds and answer questions directly and
honestly, and not the duck and weave the Republicrats provide.

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
“Mary had a little lamb / And when she saw it sicken /
She shipped it off to Packingtown / And now it’s labeled chicken.”

On Aug 25, 6:00*am, Tom Sherman
wrote:
Bob Hunt wrote:
On Aug 24, 9:14 pm, Tom Sherman
wrote:
Bob Hunt wrote:
On Aug 23, 7:42 pm, Tom Sherman
wrote:
Bob Hunt wrote:
On Aug 23, 9:25 am, wrote:
made by an obama supporter.
every jersey sold donates $5 to the campaign
Obama believehttp://www.bikingthings.com/obbebijedecy.html
Obama Hope short sleeveshttp://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijebaob.html
Obama hope Long sleeveshttp://www.bikingthings.com/obhobijelosl.html
Http://www.bikingthings.com
So to contribute $5 to a politician's campaign fund his supporters can
spend-
$90 on a sleeveless three color sublimated no artwork jersey with a
3/4 zip or
$95 on a shortsleeve three color sublimated with art with a 3/4 zip or
$100 on a longsleeve three color sublimated with art with a 3/4 zip?
If these sell, he must have some really bright supporters.
I see a lot of cyclists who will pay even more to wear jerseys
supporting commercial products.
I think you are referring to Div 1 team jerseys but even they don't
cost that much, not if you shop wisely.
Still, should not the commercial enterprises pay cyclists for their
endorsements of the products? At least these jerseys should sell for
considerably less than an equivalent quality jersey without advertising.

BTW, you don't think a
politician running for national office is a "commercial product"? They
are all packaged and marketed in much the same way as toothpaste or
deodorant.
Indeed. (At least Obama and McSame - Barr, McKinney and Nader are in a
different category.)

The commercial enterprises you refer to do in fact pay cyclists for
endorsing their product. Who do you think pays the salaries of the
Div. 1 riders? If that strikes you as unfair the solution is simple.
Become a world class rider and you'll get *free* jerseys. Bikes,
shorts, socks, shoes, helmets.... the whole enchilada so to speak.

I was referring to all the people who pay to wear team replica jerseys
with advertising on them - there are many such people for every paid
professional cyclist (or amateur club racers who do get free or
discounted equipment in return for wearing a jersey with advertising).

In the context of being "commercial products", the only thing
separating the politicians you name as "different" from the candidates
of the two major parties is marketing *skill*. Well, that and one of
the majors will actually be elected.

No, the third party candidates know that they will not be elected, which
allows them to speak their minds and answer questions directly and
honestly, and not the duck and weave the Republicrats provide.

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
“Mary had a little lamb / And when she saw it sicken /
She shipped it off to Packingtown / And now it’s labeled chicken.”- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

The people that wear replica team jerseys aren't paying for the
privilege of advertising the companies that sponsor those teams.
Generally speaking, they just like the look of the jersey and/or like
to identify with "their" team. It seems the distinction between that
and the marketing strategy of "buy this jersey and financially support
your candidate" escapes you.
As for most third party candidates, I think you are confusing cause
and effect. Most don't speak their minds directly and honestly because
they know they are unelectable. Most are unelectable because most of
the electorate think too many of their ideas are wrong, stupid, or
just downright crazy.

Regards,
Bob Hunt