Nifty Gear for Lefties

So many liberal shops, so little time

Looking for an 'impeach bush' sticker? A 'no war' button? A 'god bless everyone' t-shirt? The following shops offer up a plethora of anti-war, anti-bush goodies sure to warm the cockles of every left-leaning heart.

Disclaimer: I own WhatIDidInTheWar.com, so I really hope you'll start your shopping there. But the other shops are pretty awesome as well, so browse them all!

Links to Liberal Shops

support your fellow progressives!

What I Did In The War: My very own awesome liberal gear store. I have one of the widest selections of anti-war, anti-bush buttons on the internet. Plus stickers, window decals, and handmade peace jewelry!
Xpress Your View: My second favorite liberal goodies shop; they carry some of my buttons, in addition to other nifty items. Good people. Pay 'em a visit.
Auntie Fashions: More nice people with groovy gear! Auntie Fashions has a fantastic selection of t-shirts.
WIDITW - Cafe Press: WhatIDidInTheWar.com at CafePress...a wide selection of anti-war, anti-bush, pro-environment, pro equal rights merchandise. T-shirts, sweatshirts, mugs, caps, and much more.
Irregular Goods: A lovely selection of liberal stickers and shirts; this shop is an outgrowth of Irregular Times.
Afterthoughts: Big selection of liberal bumper stickers.
A Rose is a Rose: A huge monster of a CafePress shop, these folks have been around since 2002. Lots of stuff to pick from.
Outspoken Clothing: The name says it all...or rather, if the name was 'Outspoken, Nifty Liberal Clothing' it would say it all. Good animal rights designs, too.
American Voice: Another Cafe Press shop with a wide variety of anti-Bush gear.

CodePink's "Toy Soldiers"

Toy Soldiers (www.codepinkalert.org)

CODEPINK PSA-It's time for the Bush regime to stop treating soldiers like toys and bring them home. Produced, Directed, and Edited by Chris Newberry of Free Country Media, a production company with offices in New York City and Minneapolis (web address: www.freecountrymedia.com) Produced and Written by Andrew Slack, a member of The Late Night Players, America's most widely touring sketch group (www.latenightplayers.com)

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