And It's Obama FTW
(For the win)!
It was going to be historic either way. With Barack Obama having 207 EC votes according to most news coverage and California, Oregon and Washington not even reporting, VoteWithYourShirt.com calls this one for Obama. Will we see 4 years of prosperity and unity? Or will the shoe just be on the other foot from the one we've worn for the last 4 years? You decide - on your shirt.
 
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What Is This Site About?
Politics is about passion - supporting your man or woman and telling the world. It's about buzz - keeping the energy level up with your candidate's name being on top of everyone's mind. It's about trends and issues and winning the hearts and minds of the people.
Who's going to shift the buzz? Who's going to create the passion? What are you wearing that tells the world where you stand?
News
October 7, 2008 - That one?
During the most boring debate of the century, John McCain referenced Barack Obama as "that one". Many have called him "The Annointed One", but we havent' heard "That one" until now. Gaffe? Slip of the tongue? Just John McCain thinking that he had said "and which senator voted for it?" ("That one" would have been a normal reference in this context, but it's politics - who cares?)
September 9, 2008 - Pennsylvania allows t-shirts, buttons by voters at the polls! Story here
Now you can wear your heart on your sleeve, or chest or hat - unless you're a poll worker or watcher. The ACLU convinced the Pennsylvania Department of State that wearing something to the voting booth doesn't amount to "electioneering" and apparently had fielded numerous complaints from people forced to turn their shirts inside out in order to vote. Ridiculous! Chalk one up for freedom of speech and common sense.
September 3, 2008 - Hockey Mom Palin Delivers at the RNC
Alaska Governor and Republican VP candidate Sarah Palin delivered the speech of her life in front of a national stage and made the case for why she has the experience to round out the GOP ticket at the Republican National Convention.
August 29, 2008 - It's McCain/Palin '08 for the GOP
John McCain lived up to his "maverick" roots and selected Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as his running mate, sending news media scurrying to find out anything they could on this surprise pick. Republican faithful and Democrat operatives alike paused a moment to say "who?".
August 26, 2008 - The line of the Democrat National Convention - No Way, No How, No McCain!
Hillary Clinton knew her role at the DNC and filled it as only she could by giving the line of the convention when she hit back at the McCain camp's insinuations that she somehow would want McCain to be president over Barack Obama by saying "No Way. No How. No McCain!" You can find the line incorporated into several designs right here on Vote With Your Shirt. Her performance only served to fuel the dissention amongst so-called "PUMAS" who saw in Mrs. Clinton the person they thought should be accepting the nomination.
August 22, 2008 - It's Barack/Biden '08 for the Dems
After months of speculation and weeks of ridiculous speculation, presumptive Democrat nominee Barack Obama has selected Delaware Senator Joe Biden as his presumptive running mate. Once the Republicans are set, we'll be on lookout for the top Pres/VP '08 gear on the planet!
June 3, 2008 - The People Have Spoken!
Or have they? Down to two candidates for the major parties, there are important decisions to be made on each side. Does Barack Obama extend the olive branch to Hillary Clinton as VP? Does John McCain have to consider gender or race into his veep decision? Either way, the candidates have been chosen - let the t-shirt battle begin!
May 25, 2008 - Bob Barr Wins Libertarian Party Nomination
After months of efforts to put him on the Libertarian ticket, and a final declaration of his candidacy on May 12, Bob Barr clinched the Libertarian Party nomination for the presidency of the United States of America. Show your support with a Libertarian/Barr tee!
March 4, 2008 - Sen. John McCain Secures Republican Nomination
After a fairly quick campaign for the Republican presidential nomination, John McCain won Texas and three other states to clinch his party's bid. Often called a RINO (Republican in Name Only), McCain will appeal to the independents and centrists, but has an uphill battle to energize the conservative base. Show your support of McCain by sporting a t-shirt!
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