The Worst Political Tattoos Of All Time (PHOTOS)

Some people feel so strongly about their leaders that they're just bursting to let you know. In most cases hanging a poster will or signing a petition will suffice, but not for these folks. They had to immortalize their feelings in a much more intense way: on their bodies. We gathered a few of the worst political tattoos ever, but we need your help to find the rest!

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Bush The Bloodsucker

Sometimes people have too many feelings and nowhere to put them so they have guys with needles draw them on their bodies instead of writing incoherent letters to the editor. Either way.

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[laborgrunt]

The JFK one is kinda cool. The rest are horrendous.

[TigersEye]

There's an ad for tattoo removal at the top of this page. Just in case anyone here reading wants to remove any annoying politician tats they may have.

[City of Evil]

Missed one:

http://www­.1mim.com/ (number three)

[BobaFettucini]

Might have helped if I had actually posted the link: http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&safe=off&um=1&sa=1&q=alex+ross&aq=f&oq=&aqi=g5g-s1g4&start=0

Not that is wasn't self explanatory.

[BobaFettucini]

You know the Blood Sucking Bush is an Alex Ross piece, right?

He's an extremely talented artist. He paints comics with watercolors; Justice, Kingdom Come, and Marvel's are all his work

Here's a google image search of his name, You'll notice the Bush painting on the bottom row, along with the Super-Obama one as well. He really shined with Kingdom Come though, his costume designs were amazing.

[joshuahmcdonald]

I liked the stripper tattoo...but then again, I like strippers.

[makefunteam]

More bad tattoos at www.makefunofmyfriends.com

[bsc]

hysterical

[Dem4Lyfe]

And everyone made fun of my Motley Crue tattoo. Who's laughing now?

J/k, I don't have any tats.

[LiberalJo]

lol

[makefunteam]

check out more funny tattoos at www.makefunofmyfriends.com

[Viktor Schwartz]

This is very funnies but I, Viktor seek your help in finding Free Polanski Tattoo for my Internet Cause May You Soar Like Eagles!

[ignorantwillyharper]

The tat of Lincoln is all wrong, he was shot in the left back part of his cranium and the 44 cal. bullet lodged behind his right eye.

[joshuahmcdonald]

I know! If you are going to get a tattoo like that at least make it historically accurate...yeeesh!

[MetaKaizen]

I'm interested in what, exactly, would constitute the best political tattoos.

[MyPalSal]

Reagan went by the nickname Susie?!?

[jzdog]

Oh wow, here is a shock, yet another post bashing tattoos on HuffPo.

I am a proud lefty with plenty of ink spilled on my body, and the elitism and condescension that regularly appears from HuffPo columnists and readers regarding tattoos is disheartening. I would expect this kind of intolerance toward a person's personal choices on a right wing blog, but not on HuffPo, yet time and time again I see columns ragging on those of us who like to go under the needle.

I will never forget the sign that hung over the door of the first place I ever got a tattoo, it read "The Difference Between Those With Tattoos and Those Without is that Those With Tattoos Don't Make Fun of Those Without Tattoos." Sadly that was in 1991, and it is clear that even liberals are just as snarky and judgmental today as they were way back then.

[LATaurus]

Chill out............ even you have to admit that these are really, really awful.

[Jonathan Watson]

As a fellow lefty with a large amount of ink I have to say that while a couple of these tattoos are well done, most of them are pretty confounding. I think this post is just having a bit of fun at these folks expense. I will allow that that is perhaps not in the best taste but certainly not tattoo bashing. The problem I have with political tattoos is that they are often representative of such fleeting emotions. To me, great tattoo art deals with more lasting personal issues and really expresses more long lasting passions. I love that sign slogan though. Vive le difference!

[Patriot til Death]

These tattoos are bad. I don't have any but I think a tatted woman is sexy if tastefully done (right location with right design).

I think a tattoo artist should help the client choose something more tasteful, not just take their money.

Note to self: if you ever decide to get a tattoo, make the artist draw it on paper first and pay them for it, wait at least 3 days, then decide whether you want to go through with it.

[Patriot til Death]

It should be removed with a hack saw just above the top.

[jzdog]

My point is that as a regular reader to HuffPo ever month or so I see a column of some sort set up to ridicule tattoos. There have even been a couple of really negative opinion columns regarding the entire proposition of tattooing oneself. Yeah, some of these particular tats are horrible, but it is kind of hard to look at this particular column objectively when it seems like this is only a part of an ongoing critique and judgment of tats that I see here on a semi-regular basis.

I guess I just kind of expect more from HuffPo readers and writers than tattoo bashing and the implicit moralization that goes along with the negative comments.

[whiskeytangofoxtrot451]

FDR on your butt? Seriously? What makes people think this is a good idea?

Of course, I feel for the guy with the Sarah Palin tat. Forty years from now, when people ask him about it, he'll have to explain who she was.