Barack Obama has been elected the 44th President of the United States. (We really hope you didn't hear it here first…)
So now that everything else has changed, how about your shirt?
So now that everything else has changed, how about your shirt?
We'll bring the potato salad, you bring the cupcakes.
Change is yours to choose—no matter who you vote for today.
What are you doing tomorrow?
You’ve got four days to figure out what you're doing (and not doing) on Tuesday, November 4th.
As the big day creeps closer, some voters still can't make up their minds. David Sedaris has a few things to say about that.
Sarah Palin's new wardrobe ran the RNC 150k. Take a break from scrounging beneath your sofa cushions for gas money and dream about what you'd do with that kind of cash:
Billi Kid's McCain-in-motion graphic reminds us that it ain't over 'til it's over. Good example: Johnny's latest comedy stylings - funnier than his Letterman appearance and far less frightening than his debate performances, the ol' guy takes about a minute to get going but once he does, even Barry can't hold back the laughs.
Minor Threat/Fugazi frontman Ian MacKaye is doing the Q&A circuit, holding a handful of town-hall type events just prior to November 4th. While he's not specifically slated to talk politics, word is they're bound to come up.
It's November 5th. John McCain has been elected the 44th President of the United States. You are:
It was all a matter of time 'til Sarah Palin was given the wheatpaste and spraypaint treatment.
Upper Playground's print series in support of the Obama campaign continues, this time in collaboration with Cody Hudson.
Time's up: this Wednesday marks the final debate between Barack Obama and John McCain. Of the following predictions, which one seems most likely to occur?
Knoxville's Yee-Haw Industries is behind these letterpress prints - check out the Presidential version, too - then go hope that Don King gets some big ideas before the next debate.
Support Obama, The Design Office and your love of typography - all with one shirt. Bonus points: if you live in a swing state, even more of your purchase price goes towards turning the White House blue.
The economy is crumbling, the war might never end and there's a good chance that if Sarah Palin gets her way, fun will be discontinued for the foreseeable future. You might as well move to a desert island - and as long as you're going to go, you should probably bring a friend. Who you gonna call?
McCain lied to Letterman - bad move. Dave's like Santa. He just knows.
Combat the Alaskan oddity with these Print Liberation tees.
McCain's quest to halt the campaign and resuscitate the ailing economy: real deal or photo op?
Kidrobot's KidrObama tees - get 'em while they last.
It doesn't matter what you think of Barack - you've got to love these buttons.
Forget who you're voting for this November - who's really going to win?
Definitely the best billboard on wheels we've ever seen, this '63 Cadillac travels to Obama events across the country. Given Bush gas prices, we'd have to call that some serious dedication.
Election '08: Starring Pete Wentz as Barack Obama. (Via Design You Trust.)
Even though McCain and Captain Hope are making for a pretty interesting election season, we're sort of starting to miss some of the key players from earlier on. Who would you most happily welcome back into the race?
The White House crew has no idea what they could be in for.
Get to know Sarah Palin.
You decide: Sarah Palin is...
Sure, the closing night of the Democratic National Convention was one big concert - but did the Dems get their very own custom Zune? (Actually, they did.)
The Manifest Hope gallery camped out in Denver last week, displaying work by the likes of Gary Baseman, David Choe, Lisa Congdon and others, plus pieces from up-and-comers chosen by Thurston Moore and a panel of art-world judges. Didn't make it to Denver? See some of what you missed via the online exhibit.
It's all over but the crying: ladies and gentleman, we have an official nominee from the Democrats. Surprise! It's Barack Obama. That said, what do you make of Hillary's move to suspend last week's roll call vote - one big charade or a classy way to concede?
The end-of-summer election-themed tune we've all been waiting for. No, seriously.
The Democratic National Convention is this week, and not a moment too soon: while waiting for everybody to make their VP announcements, this little gem turned up, illustrating how you can work some cell-phone magic to trick your friends into believing that Walter Mondale is this close to turning up in the White House. We're not gonna lie - we almost fell for it. (Via Wonkette.)
