Do you know that if you are a politician in the Doo Dah Parade that you, and your entire entourage, MUST wear a funny hat and have something funny to say?

The Doo Dah Parade is not an avenue for "campaigning".  It is an avenue to express your 1st Amendment right.   However, you may wear your political shirts & carry a sign, and wear that darn silly hat. 

Here's the best example of a politician that was running for office and marched in the Doo Dah Parade (and he still marches every year).  This Politician and his entourage wore shirts with his name & what he was running for.  He wore a funny hat made of Styrofoam shaped like the State House and he carried a sign that read "GOT VOTE?”.  Obviously this parade was the deciding factor for the now elected State Representative Dan Stewart!  The Doo Dah Parade can be successful for you too!

So, if you're running for office...click your ruby red slippers together and say "There's no place like Doo Dah, there's no place like Doo Dah, THERE'S NO PLACE LIKE DOO DAH!"

Any questions?  I'm here and there.

Mz Doo Dah, ChairChick & Queen of the Doo Dah Parade...Deb