Chehalis, Washington: Right-Wing Uncle Sam Billboard
A 2-sided billboard with movie marquee-style letters that the owner rearranges. As you speed by, watch for the latest indelicate rantings and misspellings.
- Address:
- Rush Rd., Chehalis, WA
- Directions:
- I-5 exit 72, turn east, then turn left onto Rush Rd. The billboard will be on the right.
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The Uncle Sam billboard message in August, 2018.
[Kodi Sparkman, 08/09/2018]The billboard owner is currently upset about the recent gun laws...and using lots of double negatives...he's passionate but not very clear.
[Snarky Girl, 11/17/2014]The sign's owner is currently upset with all of the news coming out about warrentless/illegal wiretapping: "Do you feel safer when Obama is listening?" and "1776 - Freedom from King George. 2012 - George re-elected?"
[The Mako, 07/10/2013]Currently the board reads "Vote for the American" on one side and on the other: "16 Trillion in debt. How many unemployed? And you call this a debate?"
[Amanda, 10/14/2012]Just some background: The farmer decided to put up the "Right Wing Uncle Sam Billboard" after I-5 was built right through the middle of his farm! He was mad and sought revenge -- this billboard is that revenge. His legacy lives on, thanks to his Grandson. He moved it from its original spot a few years back to its current location.
[Susan Colombo, 04/26/2007]When we last drove past the billboard it asked, "Where's the birth certificate?" on one side, and on the other declared, "Give me God, gold, and guns - you keep the Change!"
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Who would disagree? The highway sloganeering seems to have lost its partisan edge.