Comments on: Obey Obama

By: Shepard

Shepard — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 22:20:29 +0000

NO/FI,
Are you completely retarded? You’d rather throw verbal pellets from the sidelines than actually effect who is in charge of our government? Caring about the welfare of the country is not “keeping it real”? When you have an opportunity to put a progressive person in the White House I think it is a coup worth being part of. And yes, I do think Obama winning would be pretty subversive. If you don’t, you have not been paying attention at all. I support Obama because I think he is DIFFERENT from politics as usual. Do some research sucker.

By: NO/FI

NO/FI — Mon, 18 Feb 2008 00:12:00 +0000

what’s subversive about endorsing any politician? how can you join a system that you have been ridiculing with your art for years? the obey campaign officially lost all meaning with this one and now is just another brand…

By: LosTacosOlvidados

LosTacosOlvidados — Fri, 08 Feb 2008 00:14:43 +0000

Orale, I don’t get on a bandwagon when that Icon Regurgitator Shep Fairey tells me to, holmes. Bunch of naive kids out there all blindly following whatever trend is New, ese. For real, if the Junior Senator Obama is so great, then he will have many opportunities to prove it in the Senate and in future Presidential elections. I like the cat, but right now he has all the substance of cotton candy…the kind you get at the Indio Thieves Market – you know the night flea market, you feel me? Stay up Putos and thank you to the “Hispanic” voters who saw through the hype and singlehandedly caused Hillary’s Tuesday victory. Rifas

By: absent one

absent one — Wed, 06 Feb 2008 22:28:02 +0000

Obama is the best choice presented to us. He’s the most liberal member of the senate. Closest thing we’ll get to a leftist being president in the US. Support him or be a predicatable whiney leftist cry baby who doesnt participate over one issue allowing the right wing to gain power again.

By: Daniel Bearer

Daniel Bearer — Fri, 01 Feb 2008 03:27:13 +0000

Obama the jack of hearts,Hilery the queen of Diamonds she’ll beat you if she’s able the QUEEN OF HEARTS IS YOUR BEST FRIEND ! Huckbee the ace of clubs, Mitt the king of Spades and McCain the Ace of Spades

By: West Side

West Side — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 21:22:35 +0000

I’m for Obama all the way. He will change the country for the better. He’s young, he’s new, he’s truly different.

By: blindswordsman

blindswordsman — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 20:48:16 +0000

I don’t mind Obama’s pro-Israel stance because he was always against the Iraq war and has promised to engage in diplomatic talks with any country, which none of the other candidates are doing. There’s no way that American foreign policy would be the same under Obama as it would be under someone like Mccain, I’m all for avoiding war with Iran/anywhere else.

By: frankiely

frankiely — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 18:44:35 +0000

Obama voted against the war in Iraq and is for the creation of a living wage.It’s fascinating to click on ISSUES on the official websites for McCain, Clinton and Obama. McCain and Clinton have creative ways to name their top issues, Obama makes it plain, he’s not afraid to call them Poverty or Iraq.

By: a35mmlife

a35mmlife — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 20:06:11 +0000

I am 100% in the Obama camp and am glad Shepard has stepped up and made a statement. It’s not easy for a public figure to take a stand in any direction and threaten alienating a part of your fans… good on him.

Obama is a leader steeped in the people. He is a true grass roots leader and represents a true shift in leadership. Enough of the shifting dynasties in Washington. Lets breath some life into the white house!

By: weston deboer

weston deboer — Wed, 30 Jan 2008 00:14:25 +0000

eh, who cares if obama is the right guy. Shepard is getting people talking about voting. Thats the most important thing at the moment.