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Here are some ideas on creating protest signs and banners

Sign Making Tips:

  Choose large pieces of white poster board or foam board. 

  Colored pieces make text harder to read.

  Decide on a slogan.  Try to stick to short phrases. 

  Avoid obscure references and the funnier the    better – those will be memorable.

  Sketch out the slogan in pencil
  – make sure the letters are large enough to read, your text should use the entire space.

  Slogans should be written in a combination of upper and lower case letters
  – all caps are hard to read.  Use them sparingly for emphasis.

  Using broad-tipped markers, write your slogan in broad letters.  Sometimes it helps to write it
  first   and then go over it again to make it thicker. 
  It’s okay if it looks homemade
  – that’s because   it is.  I like to use mostly black – it’s easiest to read.
  Underline, bold, or use another color for words you want to stand out.

  If you know someone who is good at writing in block letters and if you know you aren’t good at
  it then leave it to them.  They will probably make great signs instinctively and you can focus
  on signing people up and shouting.

  Sometimes, if there is a picture or image that helps your argument, you can use it on your sign.
  Just make sure it is large enough to see from a distance and fairly simple so that it doesn’t
  obscure your words.  But don’t spend a lot of time worrying about it – the words are the most
   important thing.

  Make sure that every sign has the name and website of your organization or event so that people walking by know where to get more information and who you are with.
  Have fun and be creative.  

Slogans

 "Free thinkers for a free market"
"I swear, by my life and my love of it, that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine. "
- John Galt's Oath
"Spare us Your 'Change'"
"Bailouts, Stimulus, and Pork. Oh My!"
"Ayn Rand was Right"
"Party Like it's 1773"
"The Answer to 1984 is 1776"
"Don't Stimulate: Liberate"
"Paying My Mortgage, and Yours Too"
"Don't Tread on Me"
“Keep Your Bailout; I’ll Keep My Freedom”
- Tampa, FL Protest Sign
"Obamanomics: Chains You Can Believe In"
- Harrisburg, PA protest sign
"Born Free, Taxed to Death"
- Fullerton, CA protest sign
"Give me Liberty, not Debt"
"Robbing Hood: Stealing from the Prosperous to Give to the Incompetent"
“Pillage and Plunder: At Least the Vikings did it Openly”
- Atlanta, GA protest sign
"Don't be a DouChe"
- Shirt referring to Che Guevara
"Stop Subsidizing Stupidity"
"Comander and Thief"
- NYC protest sign
"Free Markets, Not Free Loaders"
"Read Atlas Shrugged"
"If You Think Health Care is Expensive Now, Wait Until it's Free"
“It’s not a stimulus bill, it’s a strangulation bill.”
- Michelle Malkin
"Your Mortgage is Not My Problem"
- DC protest sign
"Pennies do not come from heaven. They have to be earned here on earth."
- Margaret Thatcher
"Repeal the Bailout"

Free markets, not free loaders
We the People…are now owned by the Chinese.
Atlas will shrug
Obamanomics – Chains you can believe in
Obamanomics – Trickle up poverty
Who is John Galt?
We are John Galt
This is John Galt speaking!
Stimulate business, not government
DOW 6000 – Thanks for the change
Honk if I’m paying your mortgage
You can’t borrow prosperity
I’ll keep my freedom, you keep the Change
Home ownership is not an entitlement
Socialism is slavery
I’ll pay for my house, you pay for yours
Welcome back Carter 
Party like it’s 1773
Proud American capitalist
Repeal the pork or your bacon is cooked
Your mortgage is not my problem
No taxation without deliberation
Give me liberty or give me debt!
You can’t spend your way out of debt
$3.6 Trillion – Now that’s a lot of change!
Wake up America, stop the insanity!
R.I.P. Free market economy
Save trees, stop printing money
Marxism – Reagan defeated it, Obama embraces it
Don’t tread on me (Gadsden flag or First Navy Jack)
I want your money (recruiting picture of Uncle Sam)
See what happens when you give a junior senator a credit card?
Socialism is not an American value
Wall Street got a bailout and all I got was the bill
TARP = $750 Billion
Stimulus = $870 Billion
2009 Deficit = $1.75 Trillion
U.S. Dollar = WORTHLESS!!
Just Say No (word “Socialism” with circle and slash)
Liberty is all the stimulus we need
You keep your Change, and I’ll keep mine
No to American Socialism
Socialism kills
Freedom Works
You can’t spend your way out of debt.
The government’s dumb, the market’s rational.
Yes we can – stop the bailouts!
Money doesn’t grow on trees, some of us work for it.
Bailouts + Debt = fiscal child abuse
Stop Spending, Start Cutting
Why don’t you cut my taxes instead?
Promote responsibility, no more bailouts!
Let the markets work
Stop rewarding failure.
Save the children – stop spending their money
Give me liberty or give me debt.
Who will bail out the government?
I will not pay for someone else’s house.
I don’t want your debt.
Stop punishing success.
You can’t multiply wealth by dividing it.
Redistribution just means less for everyone.
USSA
Your pork broke my piggy bank
We the people want our money back
Socialism – not the change we need!
No bailouts.
FreedomWorks – Bailouts Hurt
Freedom – A stimulus we can afford
Let the Failures Fail
From each according to the IRS....to Pelosi, Reid, and ACORN.
 

Quotes:

“Man is not free unless the government is limited.” Ronald Reagan

“The way to crush the bourgeoisie is to grind them between the
millstones of taxation and inflation.” Vladmir Lenin

“Debt, n. An ingenious substitute for the chain
and whip of the slavedriver.”
Ambrose Bierce

“It takes as much imagination to
create debt as to create income.”
Leonard Orr

“Debt is the fatal disease of republics,
the first thing and the mightiest to
undermine governments and corrupt the people.”
Wendell Phillips

“The problem with Socialism is that eventually
you run out of other peoples’ money to spend.”
Margaret Thatcher
 

Credits go to http://ramenandrand.blogspot.com/ 
and http://ashevilleteaparty.wordpress.com/ 
and http://www.freedomworks.org/


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