I Have a Slogan for 2004

[Composed Thinker]

I have a slogan for 2004: If you are not outraged, you are not paying attention. I saw this is as a bumper sticker today and figured it would be a good political slogan.

[Boudicea]

1. I like it

[whoYaCallinAlib]

2. Love it.

Could be very effective.

[unfrigginreal]

3. Good One

Another that I like has a picture of Bush in Cowboy gear, guns drawn, with the slogan: Vote for the highway in 2004!

[OneBlueSky]

4. No More Cheap Labor Conservatives!!! . . .

please take three minutes to read the article linked to this post . . . and then start linking it far and wide . . . despite all of our differences, here's one concept that ALL liberals, progressives, moderates, greens, and anyone else on the left can agree on . . . it can show the world that in our diversity is a unified purpose, which is defeating CHEAP LABOR CONSERVATIVES! . . .
kudos indeed to whoever came up with this . . .

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=104&topic_id=94185&mesg_id=94185&page=

[ewagner]

5. How 'bout

Hey George! Where are the JOBS?

[kainah]

6. buttons & bumperstickers of this available at

http://www.donnellycolt.com

I've worn a button saying this for at least 3 years. I believe I got it during the Clinton impeachment.

[redeye]

7. It's pretty good...

...the main problem I see with it is that it lacks content. A good slogan should not be something general that all sides can use in all circumstances, but something special, e.g. some DUer's sig banner - "Hey George, Where's Osama? Saddam? the WMD? my job?"