Will the Romney yard signs last until election day? ---- (they seem to be fading fast)

[underpants]

Getting to run in the morning daylight I got a good look at some of the Romney signs along my route.

The red in the R on many of them are a somewhere between a light pink and a gray. The blue seems to be holding up better but it is fading too.

The Kaine, Allen, Powell, and Cantor signs look just as bright as they ever have. There aren't a lot of Obama signs (we are using a recycled one from 2008) because the campaign is selling them instead of giving them away - very hard to find at any of the offices around here.

The Romney signs must have been made very cheaply.

[liberal N proud]

1. Probably Made in China

[LovePeacock]

2. They'll last.

Conservatives will support their candidate no matter what (for better or worse, and most of the time for the worse). Just slap a lil' R next to their name, and a chimpanzee could run for office, and you'd see signs out.

[leveymg]

3. One of my neighbors who always has a GOP sign up during elections seems to have taken his down.

He's a nice, older guy who raises delicious tomatoes and builds race car engines. But, we don't talk politics.

[groundloop]

4. They're not lasting, but for other reasons than you mention

I'm in one of the reddest counties in Georgia and I can well remember all the "W" signs and bumper stickers and all the McCain-Palin signs and bumper stickers. But in all my travels in our county I have seen JUST ONE R-money yard sign. People here are not at all enthusiastic about R-money.