In the interest of honesty, should Republican politicians copy NASCAR drivers?

and display their sponsor’s names on their jackets?

When politicians make campaign stops should they be forced to wear jackets with logos of major contibuters?

Like NASCAR drivers do?
So voters can see clearly who is financing their campaign?
Between Obama and McCain, whose jacket do you think would have more logos?
Be honest and state your reasoning.
OMG: I forgot an “R” in contributers. Thanks Kevin.
Geez…..

Should politicians wear corporate sponsor jackets in front of cameras?

Like Nascar drivers that advertise all their sponsors. The jackets could inform the public who is really running the show. A Shell Oil logo or Google patch anyone?

Should politicians wear their corporate sponsors on their jacket like NASCAR drivers do?

At least we would know who we are really voting for.

Should politicians be required to wear jackets with the logos of their corporate sponsors?

For example, if a politician takes money from a corporation, shouldn’t he be required to wear a NASCAR-style logo jacket while appearing on the floor of the US House or Senate, so that everyone can be aware of his potential bias?
Also, if the politician simply has too many sponsors to fit on his jacket or [...]

Should politicians be required to wear their sponsors on their jackets like Nascar drivers?