Monday, May 30, 2011

Another Skokie Boulevard Obama stimulus "campaign sign"

Last summer, while the Republicans were still a minority in the House of Representatives, the GOP, led by Rep. Darrell Issa of California, pressured the Department of Transportation to waive the requirement to have what I call Obama stimulus campaign signs placed at each ARRA-funded road construction site. Now the advertising placards are simply "encouraged" to accompany the project.

Well, someone "encouraged" the placement of one of these signs, which cost taxpayers $300 each, on US Route 41 south of Oakton--that's Skokie Boulevard in Skokie, Illinois. Oh, this is not the same sign I reported on last fall, that one was north of Oakton.

I took the photograph on Memorial Day.

Leave it to Illinois to keep puffing on what the Chicago Tribune's John Kass calls "Hopium."

These signs are like cockroaches--you can never kill them all.

Related posts:

Victory for taxpayers: Obama stimulus "campaign sign" requirements relaxed
See an Obama stimulus "campaign sign," take a pic, be a citizen watchdog
An honest Obama stimulus "campaign sign"
State Street's Obama stimulus "campaign sign"
Obama stimulus campaign sign in Washington DC
Morton Grove's first 2011 Obama stimulus "campaign sign"
Skokie Boulevard's Obama stimulus "campaign sign"
2010 Obama stimulus campaign signs
2009 Obama stimulus campaign signs
Upper Peninsula Upventure: US Route 41

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