Let's Get Bernie Elected! In ten minutes or less.

align="left">I will refer to my solution as "awareness labels." I call them that because it's a more accurate description of what they are, and of course, to avoid those immediate turn-offs to the term "bumper stickers." Physically, these labels are a mere 1 by 7 inches, as the picture below will show. Also, they actually send people to Bernie's official site, where folks with a few functional brain cells can learn Sanders' position on issues that seriously matter. I will go a step further and say I these labels are more valuable than sending $$$ to the Sanders' campaign, to pay for MSM advertising and other traditional money holes (though I have pledged $10 a month for a year myself, and certainly have no problem with people doing that; as for the domain name on the labels, I purchased that some months back and recently pointed it to Bernie's site).

These labels come off easily, don't block your view in any way, and, presumably and hopefully, send intelligent or curious people to Bernie's official website.

The cost to you? A stamp and small envelope, sent to the address below, namely my own, and less than five minutes to stick the thing on your car, or other prominent place where it would seem appropriate (kindly avoiding places that might cause palpitations for store owners or such). Any donations are accepted and welcomed, and will go toward the purchase of yet more labels.

So if you want to pick up your small slack in what I hope becomes a very large chain (hey, it is already pretty damn large!), send a self-addressed stamped envelope to the address below and I'll promptly send you "an awareness label" for your car, bike, skis, coat, front window, forehead, toilet seat, or whatever is your preference for spreading awareness (if my reply isn't prompt, it's because I'm in the process of ordering more, but even that doesn't take long).

As for myself, I see no need to hyperventilate, read tomes of articles on who the next president is "likely" to be, "what Bernie should or should not do next," or even give the topic a second thought. Get one of these skinny little numbers, post it on your car, and be proud that you are quite possibly helping bend the arc of history, in a direction we can actually live with. That one small act is infinitely more worthwhile than reading the bzillion depressing articles that see each day, imvso.

A simple URL that you drive around for 13,476 miles or so a year (the average, according to American Automobile Association, equaling 259 miles a week or 37 miles a day), will get far more "mileage" in telling the world what this amazing man is all about.

Thanks in advance for your interest and support for a better earth; I look forward to returning your SASE.

Daniel Geery, 1941 Sergeant Drive, Salt Lake City, Utah 84116

Here's the link, copied in full: www.sanders4prez.us

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