The Best Campaign Slogan in History

[PBrunsel]

"The People's Democrat."
-McGovern, 1972

[KEmperor]

1972 DNC campaign button: "Lick Dick in '72" I kid you not! I have one in my collection.

LOL, I want one!  That's just too funny.

[Vasall des Midas]

As rolls the ball
Van's reign does fall
And he may look
To Kinderhook

1840 again

[Fritz]

1972 DNC campaign button: "Lick Dick in '72" I kid you not! I have one in my collection.

I gotta have one!!!!!!  Where can I get one?

[lidaker]

Try some online auction site, www.ebay.com or www.way2bid.com

[lidaker]

Republican counter-pin:

[Nym90]

Lidaker--

Please email me at enyman90@yahoo.com. Thanks.

[© Tweed the Younger]

Lidaker--

Please email me at enyman90@yahoo.com. Thanks.

You want everyone to e-mail you lately

[PBrunsel]

"Trust Muskie"
-Ed Muskie, 1972

[PBrunsel]

"Politics With A Purpose."
-Terry Sanford, 1972.

[12th Doctor]

Best slogan ever-

"AuH2O"!!!!!!















That "Goldwater" for those of you who can't figure it out.  

[12th Doctor]

"In Your Heart You Know He's Right."
-Barry Goldwater, 1964

Democratic counter slogan 1964: "In Your Guts You Know He's Nuts!"

The other counter, was "In Your Heart You Know He Might"

Refering to the Atomic Bomb.

[12th Doctor]

Democratic counter slogan 1964: "In Your Guts You Know He's Nuts!"

That's one of the best.

Code:

1840   William Henry Harrison    Tippecanoe and Tyler Too
1844   James K. Polk   54-40 or fight
1844   James K. Polk   Reannexation of Texas and reoccupation of Oregon
1844   Henry Clay   Who is James K. Polk?
1848   Zachary Taylor   For President of the People
1856   John C. Fremont   Free Soil, Free Labor, Free Speech, Free Men, and Fremont
1860   Abraham Lincoln   Vote Yourself a Farm
1864   Abraham Lincoln   Don't swap horses in the middle of the stream
1884   Grover Cleveland   Blaine, Blaine, James G. Blaine, The Continental Liar from the State of Maine
1884   James Blaine   Ma, Ma, Where’s my Pa, Gone to the White House, Ha, Ha, Ha
1888   Benjamin Harrison   Rejuvenated Republicanism
1896   William McKinley   Patriotism, Protection, and Prosperity
1900   William McKinley   A Full Dinner Pail
1916   Woodrow Wilson   He kept us out of war
1920   Warren G. Harding   Return to normalcy
1920   Warren G. Harding   Cox and Cocktails
1924   Calvin Coolidge   Keep cool with Coolidge
1928   Herbert Hoover   A chicken in every pot and a car in every garage
1952   Dwight Eisenhower   I Like Ike
1956   Dwight Eisenhower   Peace and Prosperity
1960   Richard Nixon   For the future
1964   Lyndon B. Johnson    The stakes are too high for you to stay at home
1964   Barry Goldwater   In your heart you know he’s right
1968   Richard Nixon   Nixon's the One
1976   Gerald Ford   He’s making us proud again
1976   Jimmy Carter   Not Just Peanuts
1976   Jimmy Carter   A Leader, For a Change
1980   Ronald Reagan    Are you better off than you were four years ago?
1984   Ronald Reagan    It’s morning again in America
1984   Walter Mondale   America Needs a Change
1988   George Bush   Kinder, Gentler Nation
1992   Bill Clinton   Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow
1992   Bill Clinton   Putting People First
1992   Ross Perot   Ross for Boss
1996   Bill Clinton   Building a bridge to the 21st century
1996   Bob Dole   The Better Man for a Better America
2000   Al Gore   Prosperity and progress
2000   Al Gore   Prosperity for America's families
2000   George W. Bush   Compassionate conservatism
2000   George W. Bush   Leave no child behind
2000   George W. Bush   Real plans for real people
2000   George W. Bush   Reformer with results
2000   Ralph Nader   Government of, by, and for the people...not the monied interests

For Bush 2000, don't forget "Renewing America's Purpose"

[© Tweed the Younger]

Bush 2000: Un Nuevo Dia

[kfseattle]

"I like Ike but Adlai Stevenson".

Best.  Slogan.  EVER. (you get it, right?)

Best part is, my grandma told me that one.

[PBrunsel]

"Like a bridge over troubled waters."
- McGovern, 1972

[gorkay]

"I Like Ike," "All the Way With LBJ," and "Nixon's the One" were all good. Although Mad Magazine once spoofed the last one with a poster that said "Nixon was the one in '68... and he'll be an even bigger one in '72!"

[PBrunsel]

"Blaine, Blaine, James G. Blaine: Public Office foir Private Gain."

- Cleveland slogan in 1884

[Dr. Cynic]

How about this one from the 84 campaign:

"Reagan has done for America what pantyhose did for finger f*****g."

My true favorite is:

"In your guts, you know he's nuts!"

[GPORTER]

There are many good ones to chose from.

I think the best campaign slogan in history was Grover Cleveland's in 1884, "James, James, James G. Blaine, the Continental Liar from the State of Maine.
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"Morning in America"-Reagan 1984 campaign

[ilikeverin]

I think the best campaign slogan was "At least nothing bad has happened." from the ilikeverin for Governor campaign

[Speed of Sound]

"eeerrrr....uuuhhh.....What the f*** am I doing here? And wheres my Thai hooker?"


Ted Kennedy Campaign, every 6 years


(all in good fun Ted )

[TheWildCard]

I like Ike

[Southern Patriot]

From the 1884 election
James Blaine - "Ma Ma, Where's my Pa?"
Grover Cleveland - "Gone to the White House, ha ha ha!"

[LINCOLN REPUBLICAN]

From the 2000 Florida recount

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