For those unable to attend the huge August 29 “No to the Bush Agenda” demonstration in New York City, here is a small sampling of some of the posters and banners on display.

 

Not rich

Not selfish

Not stupid

Not Republican

 

I really don’t like George Bush

 

2 Layoffs, 2 Years

It’s Your Turn, Bush

 

I want to believe in democracy again

 

Moses 4 Burning Bush

 

Bush is a really crappy president

 

Suburban Moms for Regime Change

 

Bye Bush

65 days and counting

 

Four more years?

Forget about it!

 

Frat boys for truth

 

11/2/2004: The End of an Error

 

Four More Months

 

Fire the Liar

 

Dude, where’s my surplus?

 

George W. Bush is proof that you don’t have to grow up to be President

 

America is a free speech zone

 

Don’t assume your freedoms are assured

 

[Beneath pictures of Bush, Cheney, et al.]

Fossil Fools

 

Republican National Committee:

Bringing the Empire State to the Empire State

 

[Grinning Bush Photo]

Darn Good Liar

 

Don’t “misunderestimate” our votes

 

Thanks for teaching us the value of a vote

 

New York Hates Bush

 

Worst President Ever

 

Nixon was better

 

GOP Out of NYC

 

The World is Tired of Being Bushed Around

 

America: Wake up and smell the catastrophe

 

Texans Against Bush

He ain’t no damn Texan

 

End Errorism

Delete Bush

 

Bush Go Home

 

We the people

Not we the corporations

 

[Picture of Bush and Saudi officials]

Fahd Bless America

 

Who would Jesus bomb?

 

Repent GOP

The End Is Near

 

He doesn’t care to house the homeless.

Let’s remove him from the White House.

 

We Are Not Safer

 

Vote and Live

 

Let’s not elect him this time either

 

Honor the Fallen

Impeach the Profiteers

 

Osama bin Forgotten

 

“There is no sure foundation set on blood.”

–William Shakespeare

 

[Pictures of Bush Sr. and G.W. Bush]

Dumb and Dumber

 

Why Is the NYPD Protecting the GOP From Us, Not Us From the GOP?

 

Our Parks, Our Streets

 

This is what you get for electing a Republican mayor

 

Not in Our Town

 

These Helicopters Are Making Me Crazy

 

Bush or the Constitution:

You Decide

 

Bush’s UN Charter:

UNelected

UNtruthful

UNethical

UNlawful

UNwelcome in NYC

 

Liar, Liar, Iraq‘s on Fire

 

Bush/Cheney

CONservative GovernMENt

 

THE TIME IS NO W

 

Mission Accomplished:

Halliburton Got the Oil

 

One Person, One Vote*

May not apply in certain states

 

When they don’t like the outcome, they change the rules

 

The elections were honest

(in Venezuela)

 

Abstinence in 2004: No Bush, No Dick

 

I wasn’t using my civil rights anyway

 

If you can read this, you aren’t the President

 

The Son of Sam did what God told him to, but he only killed 5 or 6 people

 

[Cardboard constructed pink elephant]

Drunk on Power

 

Bush: Always Wrong, Never in Doubt

 

Get Out of Iraq

Get Out of NY

 

Redcoats Go Home

 

Oh, so that’s what a Republican looks like.

 

I’m marching for my grandma, and she’s pissed.

 

Cheney Controls His Bush, I Control Mine

 

Carried by kids:

 

Bush starts it, we end it

 

My Daddy doesn’t want me to get drafted

 

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