Apparently, for a mere Abraham Lincoln, these folks will 'put a nail in the coffin of big government and restore the Constitution'.
Who knew that five bucks would stretch that far?! Where is my wallet????
I ran across this ad on my Facebook page (while I was obsessively playing FarmVille -- ugh) and found it interesting. I didn't click the ad for fear of spammer-like activities (hey, it's Facebook), but I'm sure that it is a Tea-Party-esque organization that is trying to make money off of anyone with a mention of 'politics' (or perhaps 'tyranny') on their profile page.
Has anyone actually clicked an ad like this?
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04 December 2009
What Can Five Dollars Get You?
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