WWII Propaganda Posters Reimagined as Modern Protest Ads

Jeff Gates appeals for end to partisanship

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The Chamomile Tea Party, an organization created by graphic designer Jeff Gates and dedicated to easing the gridlock of partisan politics, has ponied up cash to buy billboard space on the Washington, D.C., metro to convince political players to quit the infighting and start legislating. The first poster, with the headline "I lost my job while you played party politics," is now up at the Gallery Place-Chinatown station on the red line. The second ad, "We're losing our competitive edge," will go up at Farragut West station in October.

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