howdyfolks
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In 2008 we had "Hope for America"
Now in 2012 we have "Restore America Now" which I like a lot, but I think it is too ambiguous and vague for early on in the campaign.
I understand the meaning behind it, but I do not think it does much to differentiate him from other candidates nor help undecided voters identify with his message.
I have come up with some other phrases that could be used and would like your input and maybe try to develop a big list for Ron Paul 2012. The whole idea is to help him appeal to people who do not fully understand his ideas. Sound money, fractional reserve banking, the Fed, are important issues, to us-Ron Paul supporters, but many people do not fully understand what those things mean. So I think by simplifying these messages we will be able to better communicate and re-brand Ron Paul to people who think he is crazy/unelectable and help them see the light.
"Less Tax, Less War"
"Less Tax, More Freedom"
"Less we can!" (Mark Grannis)
"Less DC, More You and Me"
"Less DC, More SC" (For South Carolina)
"Down with the Dictator"
"More Local Government, Less Federal Government"
"In with the Liberator, Out with the Dictator"
Also as a totally separate endeavor I think it would be cool to examine campaign slogans of Presidential election's past. (Like a big list of the winners vs. the losers.)
Now in 2012 we have "Restore America Now" which I like a lot, but I think it is too ambiguous and vague for early on in the campaign.
I understand the meaning behind it, but I do not think it does much to differentiate him from other candidates nor help undecided voters identify with his message.
I have come up with some other phrases that could be used and would like your input and maybe try to develop a big list for Ron Paul 2012. The whole idea is to help him appeal to people who do not fully understand his ideas. Sound money, fractional reserve banking, the Fed, are important issues, to us-Ron Paul supporters, but many people do not fully understand what those things mean. So I think by simplifying these messages we will be able to better communicate and re-brand Ron Paul to people who think he is crazy/unelectable and help them see the light.
"Less Tax, Less War"
"Less Tax, More Freedom"
"Less we can!" (Mark Grannis)
"Less DC, More You and Me"
"Less DC, More SC" (For South Carolina)
"Down with the Dictator"
"More Local Government, Less Federal Government"
"In with the Liberator, Out with the Dictator"
Also as a totally separate endeavor I think it would be cool to examine campaign slogans of Presidential election's past. (Like a big list of the winners vs. the losers.)
