March 25, 2011 • GOOD
From 2008 - Political NASCAR Barack Obama and John McCain have raised millions of dollars for their presidential campaigns. In GOOD’s second installment of Political NASCAR, we look at the uniforms the two candidates would wear if companies wanted to use their political donations as advertisements, and if running for president ended with the winner doing donuts on the White House lawn. There’s a great thread over on Reddit right now, with some good Photoshop work going on. Update (via tllnbks) (via meldroc)

From 2008 - Political NASCAR

Barack Obama and John McCain have raised millions of dollars for their presidential campaigns. In GOOD’s second installment of Political NASCAR, we look at the uniforms the two candidates would wear if companies wanted to use their political donations as advertisements, and if running for president ended with the winner doing donuts on the White House lawn.

There’s a great thread over on Reddit right now, with some good Photoshop work going on.

Update (via tllnbks)

John Boehner's NASCAR gear

(via meldroc)

Max Baucus' gear

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  4. rhammer reblogged this from pantslessprogressive and added:
    one take on the Nascar-style jackets I think politicians should have to wear, starting with McCain & Obama from 2008
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    Branding the body politic via
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    The Corporate States of America… when do these corporations get to start bidding on who gets to put their logo on the...
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  10. inflo reblogged this from motherjones and added:
    we should make them do this.
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    Go figure AT&T would be republican.
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    Still love this idea of “Political NASCAR”: having politicians wear their donors on their sleeves. Wonder what Rahm...
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    ay mio… This would actually be a decent idea though haha, easy to tell where people’s loyalties are…
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    interesting
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    At the end of the day this shows how compromised american politicians (especially) are by Corporate Interests. When the...
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