Teh One Who Knocks
08-17-2012, 11:15 AM
Mike Massey - KTUL-TV Channel 8
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A sign in Broken Arrow is raising some eyebrows.
The sign is hanging next to Additive Systems, Inc. on Main Street in Broken Arrow.
It says "'We' built this business without gov't. help. Obama can kiss our ass."
It goes on to say, "I'm Bob Roggendorff and I approve this message."
While our crew was on scene, a man pulled over just to get a picture of it.
"I was just driving by, saw it, kind of stuck out, figured I might as well take a picture for myself," says John. "It's pro-American, anti-Obama."
Late Thursday afternoon, an Additive Systems spokesperson gave us this statement about the sign: "We at Additive Systems Inc. are passionate about doing our part to see the United States move in the right direction. We realize our sign has an edge to it, but we've received overwhelming support for our statement and we think a healthy debate is good for our country. We encourage everyone to make an informed decision when they head to the polls this November."
http://i.imgur.com/kQKra.jpg
A sign in Broken Arrow is raising some eyebrows.
The sign is hanging next to Additive Systems, Inc. on Main Street in Broken Arrow.
It says "'We' built this business without gov't. help. Obama can kiss our ass."
It goes on to say, "I'm Bob Roggendorff and I approve this message."
While our crew was on scene, a man pulled over just to get a picture of it.
"I was just driving by, saw it, kind of stuck out, figured I might as well take a picture for myself," says John. "It's pro-American, anti-Obama."
Late Thursday afternoon, an Additive Systems spokesperson gave us this statement about the sign: "We at Additive Systems Inc. are passionate about doing our part to see the United States move in the right direction. We realize our sign has an edge to it, but we've received overwhelming support for our statement and we think a healthy debate is good for our country. We encourage everyone to make an informed decision when they head to the polls this November."