Civic Savant Mugs

'We need money...lots of money...where!? Oh, where do we get that money...huh?!'

'His best qualities are circumventing questions and evading answers.'

Tonight: Town Hall Meeting. With free speech, sometimes I think that you get what you pay for!

Vote: Have your photo ID ready!

Hang in There Democracy!

"I sense a lot more going on with you than 'house-husband."

'Vote for me. I'm ready, and willing. Two out of three isn't bad.'

House vs. Senate

American Roulette

"People think the government has a bottomless pit of money....but sometimes we have to make sacrifices!"

"If they shorten political campaigns, what will we do for entertainment?"

The polling station

"Stimulating this area of the brain will enable the patient to think of all the clever things he wished he had said."

Vote Signal

VOTE!, 'If elected, I'll sponsor legislation for a $10 billion study of Government hypocrisy!'

Why we need a legislature .

"Republican striptease"

You want my support for your reform bill, eh? — what's it worth to you?

"Because our constituents keep hurting our feelings!"

'We can offer Volunteers a range of experiences including exhaustion, emotional overload, lack of support and stark terror.'

CITY HALL, NO PROBLEM IS TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL., 'Oh, no, your problem isn't too big or too small - it's just too difficult.'

'I can't believe it!...How many times do you have to be told....Tax cuts are not for the middle class!...'

Welcome to Washington DC...Beware election year politics.

Al Baldasaro

Charities Fueling Cities

"Huddled masses, line 3."

Obliviotocracy

"Storm’s comin’, Clara. Better get my absentee ballot in."

"The new German Government will fight urgent problems with courage, decisive action, and innovation. . . and without ruining the people financially."

Democracy In Action

Vote

"Today we learned about the three equal branches of government: the executive, the media, and the lobbyists."

Two uses for ten minutes in America.

"We're an oversight committee, but we do it more in the sense of overlooking."

"I used to be 'Unemployed Larry." But no more! Now I am 'Citizen Larry,' and over the next few months I will seek the bright light and open spaces of this beautiful country and ask for the wise counsel of its people."