Election Fashion
From Chicago to San Diego,
Main Street to Wall Sreet., Republicans, Democrats, et. al.
The Fall 96 buzzword is
S U R V I V A L.
Election politics offers the spectacle of protection.
Friendly Fire offers the cloth of hope.
Fall Edition
She said: bait and switch
He said: lock and load
She said: stars and stripes
He said: sticks and stones
She said: savings and loan
He said: binge and purge
She said: bread and roses
He said: flesh and blood
Summer Preview
- What's out:
- unlimited terms
- unbridled campaign spending
- unmonitored PAC contributions
- What's in:
- life
- liberty
- pursuit of happiness
Always In Season
Friendly Fire is more than a real store. True, it acquires permits, pays wages and taxes, and sells merchandise. But its value is not profit. No more than Drug Enforcement Agency sting operations are about profit. It's a set-up. It's faux. The DEA entices those with a proclivity toward crime to engage in an illicit activity so they can be recognized. Friendly Fire offers those with a penchant for democracy the opportunity to be recognized as a political player.
Always Open Season
Big Oil
Big Tobacco
Big Media
Big Profits
Big Guns
Big Sticks
Big Business
Big Brother
Big Bucks