Published 10/24/2008
at WSJ.com: Washington Wire
Sara Murray reports on mixing politics and pumpkins.
With 11 days to go before Election Day, Barack Obama supporters havent stopped searching for new and innovative ways to promote their candidate.
And now theyre carving his likeness into pumpkins. (After all, Halloweens only eight days away.)
Yes, there are at least three Facebook groups and a handful of websites dedicated to Obama lanterns and the like: www.yeswecarve.com even has festive–albeit not particularly witty–slogans like Grab Change by the Stem.
For the less crafty Obama supporters who cant free-hand the Illinois senators likeness, theres “OOOBAMA”, “Barack the Vote” and “OBAMA 08″ stencils .
And for those in particularly dire straits, www.obamalantern.com (tagline: “Bringing hope to Halloween”) has step-by-step instructions for recreating the Obama logo straight onto your favorite gourd.
As for Obamas rival John McCain , ...
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