After the assassination attempt of Rep. Gabrielle Gifford and the mass and attempted murders of bystanders in Tucson, Ariz., some of the talk-show focus fell on Sarah Palin, her rhetoric and the Tea Party in general.
In response, anti-Palin posters appeared in San Francisco on a wall in Hayes Valley.
Now, two weeks later, pro-Palin posters have been placed over the anti ones, showing Palin in a more positive light -- looking skyward, with a sunburst behind her smiling face.
A supporter, going by the handle "Palinpatriot" wrote to HillBuzz.org to share a picture of his/her creative deed.
In the accompanying post, Palinpatriot writes:
The email to Hillbuzz claims poster-er got up "at the crack of dawn" to deface the defacing of what would otherwise be just another serene brick wall in the city.
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HillBuzz responded to the posting in an encouraging manner, including, "Just imagine if an entire coast to coast network of conservative artists forms and joins together in creating interesting projects like yours in San Francisco. Republicans have never organized anything like this. Conservatives have just ceded creative grounds to the Left."
Keeping it creative would be a much better discourse than simply keeping it vitriolic.
(Main photo via HillBuzz.org)
