What's the objective?

 Let's poison the word "Republican" like they poisoned the word "Liberal".   Rent space on a billboard in your city or rural area and use our free graphics to help make the word "REPUBLICAN'T" a household word.

How can this make a difference?

Polls show the Republicant's are in serious trouble with voters and that the control of Congress will be decided by just a few seats.  You can change the course of history by swaying enough voters - either to vote our way or stay home in disgust.  

What about campaign finance law?

 If you are an individual renting billboard space in your own name, then your freedom of speech rights are well protected in the political realm.  We may need to put a small disclaimer at the bottom if you are targeting a specific candidate.  Here's the law from the Federal Election Commission wesbite:

Messages Not Authorized by a Candidate 
On a public communication that is not authorized by a candidate or his/her campaign committee, the disclaimer notice must identify who paid for the message, state that it was not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee and list the permanent street address, telephone number or World Wide Web address of the person who paid for the communication.  11 CFR 110.11(b)(3).

Example:  "Paid for by the QRS Committee (www.QRScommittee.org) and not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee."

What if I want to make a change to the billboard message?

 You are welcome to make any changes you want.  We will probably even do it for you.

What if I have my own billboard ideas?

Please, please forward them to us.  Whether you have the knowledge to submit a print ready graphic or you just have some clever insight into ways to topple their control, send us your ideas.  We ask that you try to use the word "Republican't" as many times as you are able.

Who are you people?

We are tax paying citizens in Texas who are hopping mad at the direction our country has taken.  We are frustrated by the weak and ineffectual response by the Democratic party regulars.