We saw this billboard on the way home yesterday, it said "Chicken 4 more years", or something like that. The point is, 4 more years is definately a nod to the president being re-elected for 4 more years. And if thats true, are they calling our president a chicken? Or are they implying that if we elect Bush we will have the choice of eating chicken over beef as their advertising campaign is well known for? Are they a pro or anti Bush company? Anyone know? or Care?

Damn im ready for this campaign to be over, Im reading shit into every little thing I see.

Now I'm craving some Chic-fil-a!


And in case this is a dupe, I'll throw in the customary IBTL.

i dont think either! but it would be hard to beleive they are not pro Bush considering it's founder is a born again christian

No Chick-Fil-A today!  It is Sunday.  At least they let their employees off on Sunday, I applaud them for that.

I would think that is just because it is the political season and that is some kind of gimmick slogan of some sort.   I don't know if it would be smart to support any one cadidate or say the president is a chicken or the like.

Chik-Fil-A billboards are something that northerners really miss out on!

They come up with some really, really funny stuff!

I interpret the billboard you site as an endorsement for Mr. Bush.

But then again, I tend to view things through a conservative perspective

Quoted: No Chick-Fil-A today!  It is Sunday.

doh! I forgot about that! Thank you for reminding me before I found out the hard way.

They got alot of attention here in the DFW metroplex when someone stole a cow off of one of thier billboards. It was funny stuff. I always get a kick out of thier billboards as well.

I wouldn't be a bit surprise that the company endorse GWB Jr.

We have only 8 Chick-Fil-A stores in the So. Calif. area. It's in the Los Cerritos Center in Cerritos, Calif.

from the Chick-Fil-A web site:

Closed Sundays. It's part of the Chick-fil-A® recipe. Admittedly, closing all of our restaurants every Sunday makes us a rarity in this day and age. But it's a little habit that has always served us well, so we're planning to stick with it. Our founder, Truett Cathy, wanted to ensure that every Chick-fil-A employee and restaurant operator had an opportunity to worship, spend time with family and friends or just plain rest from the work week. Made sense then, still makes sense now.