TAKE BACK AMERICA !

[kentuck]

Would that be an effective slogan?

No matter if you're Democrat, Republican, or Independent, it is obvious to most that we are on the wrong track. Most polls validate that fact.

We don't have to say "Vote Democratic" or anything else. People understand that we have declined in the last few years. The slogan is self- explanatory and has much hidden meaning. What do you think?

[Jett_Rink]

1. It may be better than you think...

The irony that Jerome Corsi is the author is karma at its best.

http://www.humaneventsonline.com/article.php?id=14965

[Democrat 4 Ever]

2. I hope the candidates will throw out that the Repugs voted

for "Bush's Perpetual War" every chance they get.

[newyawker99]

8. Hi Jett_Rink!!

Welcome to DU!! :toast:

[Jett_Rink]

9. Thank you

[Jed Dilligan]

3. Not effective for me

I never "had" America. Not one tiny piece of it. But I guess if you are appealing to the mainstream, it might work--since they did have America and lost it to extremists.

[kentuck]

4. Perhaps "VOTE FOR THE FASCISTS" would be better ?

Would the "people" know who we were talking about? After all, it is the "people" as a whole that decide, not you and I individually.

[Jed Dilligan]

5. Fine, I said it's a good slogan for the mainstream

and it doesn't work for me, but that's fine because I always vote anyway because republicans scare me so much. If you ever do want those people who don't vote, however, by which I mean the majority of the electorate in most elections, you may want to consider policies and platforms that have not been offered in the past nor hearken back to the past.

[Jett_Rink]

6. Had Enough?

When it all comes down to it the best slogan out there is "Had Enough?" Whatever the Democrats use is going to be savagely lampooned by the Republicans. The beauty of "Had Enough?" is that it was suggested by Newt Gingrich. What can they say? Plus it really says it all. Just an opinion..........

[kentuck]

7. That is a very good one...

and effective, imo..

[Brigid]

10. "Had Enough?" is a good one.

And thank you James Carville.