Yesterday, on a vehicle in west central Missouri:

Ready for Hillary.

Interestingly, we’ve yet to see a Jeb Bush bumper sticker.

Today, on a vehicle in central Missouri:

State-run health insurance exchanges report November ‘enrollment surge’

By Lena H. Sun and Sarah Kliff, Published: November 22

After anemic enrollment in the federal health insurance marketplace, several states running their own online exchanges are reporting a rapid increase in the number of people signing up for coverage, a trend officials say is encouraging for President Obama’s health-care law….

….”It’s not all doom and gloom,” Kaiser Family Foundation President Drew Altman said. “What this says is that the problems are system problems, not problems with demand or interest….”

“…not problems with demand or interest…”

And that bodes ill for who?

A bumper sticker, yesterday, on a vehicle at the Harkin Steak Fry in Indianola, Iowa.

Previously:

The Harkin Steak Fry 2013 – photos (September 15, 2013)

Spotted yesterday on a teabaggermobile:

Because republican trickle down economics has always provided ponies, cotton candy, and chocolate sprinkles for all…

Spotted today on a vehicle today in central Missouri:

The irony and fairness would be even better if he had decent insurance at his job

in the food service industry because of Obamacare. And he made a living wage while selling those fries.

This evening, in eastern Jackson County:

Which is it, the 47% or the 1%? Just asking.

The popular demand part. And the peace part, too.

On the road in west central Missouri.

Spotted on a vehicle in west central Missouri:

There is a difference.

On a vehicle in eastern Jackson County, Missouri:

They do auto loans, too?

Heh.

Bumper stickers on a single vehicle, in west central Missouri:

Conveniently, they forgot about another, more recent, president.

Presidential Approval Ratings — Gallup Historical Statistics and Trends

First-Term Averages

Jimmy Carter January 1977-January 1981 45.5[%]

Second-Term Averages

George W. Bush January 2005-January 2009 36.5[%]

Job Approval Lows

Jimmy Carter June 1979 28[%]

George W. Bush October 2008 25[%]

[emphasis added]

Gee, where did that come from?

Sen. Roy Blunt (r): trying to be too clever (February 18, 2012)

[….] The U.S. Energy Information Agency, Gasoline Components History:

Month/Year Retail Price (Dollars per gallon)

Jan-00 1.289

Jan-01 1.447

Jan-02  1.107

Jan-03 1.458

Jan-04 1.572

Jan-05 1.831

Jan-06 2.316

Jan-07 2.24

Jan-08 3.043

Jan-09 1.788

Jan-10 2.715

Jan-11 3.095

Dec-11 3.266

During dubya’s eight years the price went from $1.447 in January 2001 to $4.062 in July 2008, then the economy collapsed. When the economy collapses gas prices can collapse, when the economy recovers those prices can also recover.

U.S. retail gasoline prices (in dollars) by month from January 2000 to December 2011.

That drop after the highest peak is dubya’s recession.

[….]

“The Navy SEALS removed one Muslim threat to America, it’s up to the voters to remove the other!”

Yep, that last one really sticks in their craw, don’t it?