Voting Question: Help on class presidential campaign (10 points) URGENT?

I need urgent help with my campain for class presidet, i already havw my friends and most of the people i kno to vote for me, although i still need most of the grade to vote for me, im on grade 8 and i got a series of things i need help with, irst my slogan: my name is Dan Campbell, what ive got so far is: -Dan has a plan, vote for change -Vote for Dan, yes we can -Vote for Dan, hes the man next is the most important thing that i need help with: ineed ideas on how to make people really think on voting for me, during my speech i will do aome sort of 'performance' i mean that i will be acting while reading the words, therefor making i deeper, like screaming and saying deep things and actually soundig like an actual politician on a presidency campaign, but in that speech i will need some promises and ideas that will make people want them, therefor voting for me, the ideas i got so far are: -music on lunch - creative ways of rasing moneys such as an olympics sort event -improving the school homework system -making or improving the legalization of having ipods/iphones/cellphones during our lunch times - making or improving the legalization of eating in class - starting new programs of interest for either electives or afterschool activities - considering new ideas of the public (students) for the PE class e.g.: start having a unit on lacrosse or waterpolo and thats all i got so far i really need about 7-11 more ideas and i really need them thank you so mch because the election is on august 30 and the speech on august 27 remember this question is worth 10 points more

Voting Question: Christians: What was Pat Robertson's Campaign slogan in 1988?

If you don't know who Pat Robertson is here's the link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Robertson#1988_presidential_bid Please only answer this if you're going to answer my question, don't answer is this if your going to say negative stuff. I'm only interested in finding out what his campaign slogan was when he ran for president in 1988. more

Voting Question: What was Pat Robertson's Campaign slogan in 1988?

If you don't know who Pat Robertson is here's the link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pat_Robertson#1988_presidential_bid Please only answer this if you're going to answer my question, don't answer is this if your going to say negative stuff. I'm only interested in finding out what his campaign slogan was when he ran for president in 1988. more

Resolved Question: Will the 2012 Republican presidential nominee use the slogans "Hope" and "Change"?

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Resolved Question: Do you recognize this presidential quote?

Who said this.... "Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not, nothing is more common than unsuccessful people with talent. Genius will not, unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not, the world is full of educated derelicts. Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. The slogan "Press on" has solved and always will solve the problems of the human race."Calvin Coolidge... "Not just for college days alone...." more

Resolved Question: As I am Lindsay Lohan's Republican Presidential campaign manager, can you help with the slogan?

I thought something along the lines of "We Can't Afford Not to Change. To ANYTHING." more

Resolved Question: Will the 2012 presidential campaign slogans be "I'm not Obama" versus "Give Hope and Change another shot"?

@Sky, I agree with you. But its early.lol Im too young to run but you wouldnt vote for me anyways, you couldnt handle all the liberties you would get. more

Resolved Question: Is President Obama losing his grip on the left?

Obama loses the Left: suddenly, it's cool to bash Barack http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/barackobama/7805775/Obama-loses-the-Left-suddenly-its-cool-to-bash-Barack.html The ladies of The View, the liberal-dominated morning talk show moderated by Whoopi Goldberg, spent a lot of time last week sympathising with Mrs Obama about how difficult it must be to argue with a husband who never shows any fire or emotion. Even the liberal chattering classes are deserting Obama. Maureen Dowd of the New York Times jeered that his "Yes we can" slogan had been downgraded to "Will we ever?", while fellow colunnist Frank Rich blasted his "recurrent tardiness in defining exactly what he wants done". Perhaps Obama's toughest critic over the BP oil slick has been James "Rajin' Cajun" Carville, the mastermind of Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign and one of those Democrats who represents the beating heart of the party. He blasted Obama's "political stupidity" and "hands off" attitude, concluding: "It seems the President is madder at his critics than he is at BP." His point was proved when Robert Gibbs, Obama's hyper-aggressive spokesman, responded: "I don't think James understands all of what we're doing. I don't think James understood the facts." Carville is a Louisiana native who had spent more time viewing the oil-soaked coastal wetlands than anyone in the White House. It is an irony of Obama's presidency - which came into being because he was the unBush - that it shares some of the worst traits of his predecessor's administration. Among these are insularity and a blinkered arrogance. more

Resolved Question: Slogans for 2012 presidential election?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/23522703%40N06/4607399007/sizes/o/ Funny... or just plain scary? more

Voting Question: Will these be the 2012 presidential campaign slogans?

Republican "Drill Baby Drill" Democrat "Spill Baby Spill" more

Resolved Question: How did they distance the Republicans from their "drill baby drill" slogan?

On October 2, 2008, at the Vice Presidential debate between Sarah Palin and Joe Biden, "drill, baby, drill" reached a new prominence. Joe Biden, referring to the energy crisis and McCain's 20 votes against funding solar and wind energy, stated that McCain thinks "the only answer is drill, drill, drill. Drill we must, but it will take 10 years for one drop of oil to come out of any of the wells that are going to be drilled." Palin responded by saying, "The chant is 'drill, baby, drill.' And that's what we hear all across this country in our rallies because people are so hungry for those domestic sources of energy to be tapped into." Republicans continued to use the slogan after the 2008 election. In 2010, however, the slogan received renewed attention because of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, a major oil spill at a BP offshore drilling rig in the Gulf of Mexico. The spill is causing extensive environmental damages and economic losses estimated in the billions of dollars. As a result, some proponents of "Drill, baby, drill" became embarrassed about their previous support. The slogan was parodied as "Spill, baby, spill". Two senior Republican Senators, Jon Kyl and Pat Roberts, made comments attempting to distance themselves and the Republican Party from the slogan. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drill,_baby,_drill more

Resolved Question: I need some ideas for History??

I need some ideas about what I can do instead of what the iclasses want. My teahcer siad I can come up with different ideas for projects as along as I am getting the information covered.....Any ideas? Activity Checklist for United States History High School Unit 1, Lesson 1 1. 12 vocabulary definitions 2. American President chart 3. Presidential achievement paragraph 4. historical figure resume 5. 7 historical figures identified 6. events timeline 7. cause and effect paragraph Unit 1, Lesson 2 1. reconstruction compare and contrast essay 2. reconstruction choice essay 3. newspaper editorial on impeachment Unit 1, Lesson 3 1. 5 questions on amendments to the Constitution 2. song, poster, OR personal narrative on the treatment of African-American before and after the Civil War 3. reconstruction letter 4. artist biography 5. recreation letter OR advertisement 6. women writer paragraph 7. historical event paragraph Unit 2, Lesson 1 1. 26 vocabulary definitions 2. American Presidents chart 3. Presidential achievement paragraph 4. Taft legacy paragraph 5. activities on Teddy Roosevelt 6. a historical resume 7. 8 historical figure paragraphs 8. historical event timeline 9. historic event cause and effect Unit 2, Lesson 2 1. Carnegie flyer 2. Carnegie essay 3. industrialist chart Unit 2, Lesson 3 1. research on inventions 2. brochure on inventors 3. inventions impact paragraph Unit 2, Lesson 4 1. immigration comparison paragraph 2. invented immigrant identity with 10 photographs with explanations 3. city letter 4. 3 income/career questions 5. "Then and Now" chart comparing prices 6. newspaper/yellow journalsim chart 7. journalist biography paragraph 8. patriotic lyrics essay 9. 3 slogan activities 10. chart on American territories Unit 3, Lesson 2 1. machines pros/cons table 2. Nast cartoons questions 3. Twain paragraph Unit 3, Lesson 3 1. 7 new century questions 2. 4 scientist's business cards 3. Triangle Shirtwaist Fire historical marker 4. muckrakers questions, chart, persuasive newspaper article 5. suffrage poem 6. 6 suffragists identified 7. paragraphs on the 14th and 15th amendments and suffrage Unit 3, Lesson 4 1. 8 Act headlines 2. map of state with public lands labeled 3. public land magazine 4. "then and Now" poster Unit 4, Lesson 2 1. 17 terms identified 2. Wilson chart 3. Presidential achievement paragraph 4. historical figure resume 5. historical figure business card 6. 12 historical figures identified 7. 15 historical events on a timeline 8. historical event cause and effect paragraph 9. WWI essay 10. feature newspaper article (with headline) on the US entering WWI Unit 4, Lesson 3 1. war wife letter 2. WWI original poster 3. 3 questions on WWI posters Unit 4, Lesson 4 1. WWI soldier letter 2. map with the Allies and Central powers labeled 3. 5 questions on the use of airplanes in WWI 4. WWI "aces" chart 5. answers to cartoon questions 6. poem explanation paragraph Unit 4, Lesson 5 1. 2 questions on Wilson's 14 Points 2. League of Nations editorial 3. essay on pershing quote Unit 5, Lesson 2 1. 10 unnecessary items advertisements 2. advertisement paragraph 3. tabloid identification and paragraph 4. essay on the representation of America today in the media 5. 3 automobile production questions 6. personalities of the 1920s chart 7. 1920s timeline and paragraph on its impact on today's life 8. 3 questions on the trials of Sacco and Vanzetti 9. 3 questions on American heroes and an editorial on a fallen public hero of today 10. Prohibition flyer 11. essay on the poem "The Fig" Unit 5, Lesson 3 1. American Presidents chart 2. Presidential achievement paragraph 3. Hoover cartoon paragraph and question 4. businessman journal during "The Great Crash" 5. "Then and Now" activity 6. 3 "Then and Now" wages activities 7. Will Rogers essay 8. 5 paragraphs explaining Will Rogers quotes Unit 5, Lesson 4 1. 2 questions on the Dust Bowl 2. Dust Bowl resident interview 3. Dust Bowl years chart 4. labeled map of the Dust Bowl area 5. 2 questions on the effects of the Dust Bowl 6. Dust Bowl migration letter 7. 2 questions on the farmers of today Unit 6, Lesson 1 1. 20 vocabulary terms Unit 6, Lesson 2 1. list of factors that caused the Depression 2. editorial on a modern day personality 3. 4 questions on political cartoons Unit 6, Lesson 3 1. 4 questions on FDR's first inaugural address 2. chart on the New Deal more

Resolved Question: quotes for a school presidential election.?

my name is nick. also need some for the name cassie. just like slogans for posters and stuff. THANK YOU more

Resolved Question: Any one know their Presidential History?

What was the first Campaign slogan and what slogans were used by wilson, taft and roosevelt in the 1912 election? more

Resolved Question: Presidential Slogan HELP?

I am running for Class president in my freshman year. I am graduating in 2014 and want to be the president of my freshman class next year. I need a really good slogan to tell people, funny is good but also creative. My name is Matt Jones. Anything that uses matt, jones, or both. Thanks! more

Resolved Question: good school presidential slogan?

my name is laura, if i can use that in there.... more

Voting Question: What is a good presidential slogan?

my best friend's running for Junior class president in high school and was wondering what would be a funny slogan for his campaign. I don't want to give away his last name but it rhymes with king sing and ding more

Resolved Question: Two questions for you History people!! 1800's time..PLEASE HELP =] (multiple choice!)?

just tell me if you know any of them. Thank you so much if you help :D 1) "[This is a contest] between an honest patriotism, on the one side, and an unholy, selfish ambition, on the other." This excerpt from a handbill used in the hotly contested presidential election of 1828 is an example of the tactic of ________ A. Testimonial B. Mudslinging C. Slogans D. Rumor 2) "We want no manufactures; we desire no trading, no mechanical or manufacturing classes. As long as we have our rice, our sugar, our tobacco and our cotton, we can command wealth to purchase all we want." As stated by a Texas politician in this passage, some southerners opposed industry there. Why? A. Southerners did not want to compete with the North. B. Southerners' money could be invested more profitably in other ways. C. Agriculture was already profitable D. The factories in England already supplied all the needs of the South more

Resolved Question: PLEASE HELP! U.S. History!?

this is kinda urgent.... 1. What concern did President Eisenhower express in his farewell address? A. that the Soviets would take over all of Germany B. that the United States would not build enough rockets C. that the military-industrial complex would become too powerful D. that war would break out in the Middle East 2. Which was a great influence on Eisenhower’s foreign policy? A. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles’s support of the threat of massive retaliation against a Soviet attack B. Vice President Richard Nixon’s establishment of private arms funds from wealthy donors C. FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover’s belief in developing a strong federal intelligence agency D. Chief Justice Earl Warren’s urging that the federal courts prosecute spies and impose severe penalties 3. What accounted for Dwight Eisenhower’s popular appeal and subsequent victory in the 1952 presidential election? A. As a Democrat following Roosevelt and Truman, Eisenhower had a natural following. B. People were reassured both by his charm and the leadership qualities he had shown in World War II. C. Since he was from Kansas, Eisenhower had a broad constituency across the country. D. People trusted the slogan that “Things are right with Dwight 4. What was partly responsible for the trials of Alger Hiss and the Rosenbergs? A. Supreme Court decisions of the 1950s B. a second Red Scare C. Soviet infiltration in the United States D. World War II Nazi trials you dont have to answer them all, but please help. more

Resolved Question: When thousands were marching in Washington recently demanding rights for illegals what did you think of that?

During the rally, activists chanted the labor and civil rights slogan “Si Se Puede,” which Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign echoed with “Yes We Can.” President Obama addressed the crowds in a taped message displayed on large video screens flanking the main stage. He reaffirmed a commitment to fixing the “broken immigration system,” Was Obama pandering to the illegals? more

Resolved Question: Has the anti-Christian bias in our society reached absurd proportions?

Consider: 1. During the 1988 election campaign, George Bush said that Christians should not be considered patriots or real American citizens. 2. Bill Clinton steadfastly refused to give any speeches at local churches. 3. Both major political parties are dominated by anti-Christians. The Republican party, for example, gave us such hard-core atheists as Pat Buchanan, Dan Quayle, Phyllis Schlafly and Ronald Reagan. And the Democrats have given us such personalities as the Rev. Martin Luther King and the Rev. Jesse Jackson-- both noted for their vicious attacks on all forms of Christianity. 4. Let's talk about the media. On Sunday mornings, nearly all major television channels broadcast pro-atheist shows; it is nearly impossible to find religious programming during that time period. Further, Madalyn Murray O'Hair has her own cable TV channel, while Pat Robertson has been unable to obtain one for himself. 5. Most major newspapers run a special weekly section devoted to atheism. There are no equivalent sections for religious news. 6. Anti-Christian shows such as the American Atheist Forum are broadcast by major national networks. Meanwhile, Billy Graham is only able to get on the air through public access TV, which is watched by few people. 7. On news programs and "reality" TV shows such as Rescue 911, nobody is ever shown giving thanks to God after surviving a disaster. 8. It is almost impossible to find a shopping mall with a Christian Armory book store, while Atheist Book Centers are featured prominently on every corner. 9. While atheists couples who marry rarely have any difficulty finding a place to do so, it is nearly impossible for Christian couples to find a church where they can marry. 10. For that matter, churches themselves are extremely rare, while atheist meeting centers can be found every few blocks. 11. Jurors must take an oath upon a copy of the Skeptical Inquirer before they can serve. There have even been court cases thrown out because one of the jury members was a Christian who insisted on swearing on a Bible. 12. Christians often find it nearly impossible to get time off work for religious holidays such as Christmas. 13. Even our language reflects the radical anti-Christian bias that pervades our society. For example, when somebody sneezes, most people say "Darwin bless you". Similarly, "Voltaire dammit!" is a common cussword. 14. All of our money has the atheistic slogan "We do not trust in God" printed on it. 15. In school, our children are made to recite the pledge, "One nation, anti-God, indivisible...." 16. One cannot rent a hotel room without finding a copy of Nietzsche's The Anti-Christ in the room. 17. Organizations such as the Boy Scouts deny membership to Christians. 18. In the military, it is nearly impossible to obtain Conscientious Objector status for religious reasons, even though those with philosophical reasons can obtain C.O. status relatively easily. 19. Christian churches are forced to pay exorbitant taxes. 20. You can't drive anywhere without seeing a Darwin fish or a "Jesus Was A Fraud" bumper sticker stuck to a car. 21. Georgia recently passed a new law requiring schools to have a "moment of noise" during which children are encouraged to degrade Christianity. 22. College campuses usually have dozens of atheist organizations, but few if any for Christians. 23. Many Christians are afraid to admit their Christianity to their parents and friends, for fear their kin will consider them immoral Christian scum and want nothing to do with them. 24. At presidential inauguration ceremonies, Madalyn Murray-O'Hair (that well-known friend of several presidents) gives a short pro-atheism speech. 25. For decades, high school and college commencement ceremonies have included brief speeches at the beginning and end of the ceremony in which atheism is praised and Christians deemed irrational. Christians who object to the practice, or who ask for an opening prayer instead, are regarded as cranks at best and subversives at worst. 26. "There are no Christians in foxholes" is a popular slogan in our society. 27. Communities set up atheist brainwashing facilities, and apply social pressure to citizens to report to these facilities every Sunday morning. Furthermore, attendees are expected to contribute money to support these facilities, and to build others through "outreach" programs. 28. At baseball games, you can often spot people carrying signs that read "Origin Of Species, page 34". 29. Businesses often refuse to admit that they are Christian owned and operated, for fear of being boycotted by their atheist customers. Meanwhile, atheist-owned businesses often feature Darwin-fish logos in their ads. 30. Atheists have often invented "deathbed deconversion" stories about famous Christians, claiming they became atheists just before they died.31. Insurance companies refer to natural disasters as "Acts of Darwin". 32. Forms for job applications, government aid and so forth often ask what type of atheist you are, with checkboxes for "atheist", "agnostic", "humanist" and so forth. If you are a Christian, the only thing you can do is check the "other" box-- if one is provided. 33. Sports teams often read from the Humanist Manifesto prior to the game, in the hopes that doing so will increase their chances of winning. 39. Most people assume everyone else is an Atheist and are unbelievers as they are. It makes for uncomfortable social situations for Christians and other religious types. more

Resolved Question: If this "outrage" is not about the Healthcare Bill - what is it about?

I think it is about THIS: In fact, the current surge of anger — and the accompanying rise in right-wing extremism — predates the entire health care debate. The first signs were the shrieks of “traitor” and “off with his head” at Palin rallies as Obama’s election became more likely in October 2008. Those passions have spiraled ever since — from Gov. Rick Perry’s kowtowing to secessionists at a Tea Party rally in Texas to the gratuitous brandishing of assault weapons at Obama health care rallies last summer to “You lie!” piercing the president’s address to Congress last fall like an ominous shot. If Obama’s first legislative priority had been immigration or financial reform or climate change, we would have seen the same trajectory. The conjunction of a black president and a female speaker of the House — topped off by a wise Latina on the Supreme Court and a powerful gay Congressional committee chairman — would sow fears of disenfranchisement among a dwindling and threatened minority in the country no matter what policies were in play. It’s not happenstance that Frank, Lewis and Cleaver — none of them major Democratic players in the health care push — received a major share of last weekend’s abuse. When you hear demonstrators chant the slogan “Take our country back!,” these are the people they want to take the country back from. They can’t. Demographics are avatars of a change bigger than any bill contemplated by Obama or Congress. The week before the health care vote, The Times reported that births to Asian, black and Hispanic women accounted for 48 percent of all births in America in the 12 months ending in July 2008. By 2012, the next presidential election year, non-Hispanic white births will be in the minority. The Tea Party movement is virtually all white. The Republicans haven’t had a single African-American in the Senate or the House since 2003 and have had only three in total since 1935. Their anxieties about a rapidly changing America are well-grounded. If Congressional Republicans want to maintain a politburo-like homogeneity in opposition to the Democrats, that’s their right. If they want to replay the petulant Gingrich government shutdown of 1995 by boycotting hearings and, as John McCain has vowed, refusing to cooperate on any legislation, that’s their right too (and a political gift to the Democrats). But they can’t emulate the 1995 G.O.P. by remaining silent as mass hysteria, some of it encompassing armed militias, runs amok in their own precincts. We know the end of that story. And they can’t pretend that we’re talking about “isolated incidents” or a “fringe” utterly divorced from the G.O.P. A Quinnipiac poll last week found that 74 percent of Tea Party members identify themselves as Republicans or Republican-leaning independents, while only 16 percent are aligned with Democrats. After the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was passed, some responsible leaders in both parties spoke out to try to put a lid on the resistance and violence. The arch-segregationist Russell of Georgia, concerned about what might happen in his own backyard, declared flatly that the law is “now on the books.” Yet no Republican or conservative leader of stature has taken on Palin, Perry, Boehner or any of the others who have been stoking these fires for a good 17 months now. Last week McCain even endorsed Palin’s “reload” rhetoric. Are these politicians so frightened of offending anyone in the Tea Party-Glenn Beck base that they would rather fall silent than call out its extremist elements and their enablers? Seemingly so, and if G.O.P. leaders of all stripes, from Romney to Mitch McConnell to Olympia Snowe to Lindsey Graham, are afraid of these forces, that’s the strongest possible indicator that the rest of us have reason to fear them too. http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/28/opinion/28rich.html?scp=2&sq=Frank%20Rich&st=cse What do you think?To Les: I want to post an excerpt from your response: "Right wing politicians who use sound judgment and compromise are considered too liberal and labeled as RINOs for working with their fellow politicians. Any form of pragmatism or compromise is considered an affront to the right wing ideology and is the subject for violent action." That thud I just heard was you hitting the nail on the head. Thanks. more

Resolved Question: slogan for class presidential campaign with the name nina?

need campaign slogans...name is nina b Thanks in advance! more

Resolved Question: yeah this is wat ur lookin for?

"free soil, free speech and fremont" which political party used this campaign slogan during the presidential election of 1856? a) the republican b) democratic party c) whigs party d) american party more

Resolved Question: I have dis history project and i need help!?

could you give me some gud presidential campaign slogans 4 andrew jackson?i meant i have this history project and i need help. please i don't need rude comments right now please. more

Resolved Question: What would Sarah Palins presidential campaign slogan likely be?

Wont Quit on America This time! or Shes not black or gay , shes KKK! Answer with your ides! XD more

Resolved Question: John McCains Wife, Appears in Pro Gay-marriage advertisements?

John McCain's staunch opposition to gay marriage was one of the key parts of his presidential campaign. But it has become clear this was not supported in his own household. His daughter, Meghan, is a vocal advocate of gay rights. Now his wife, Cindy, has appeared in a poster campaign against California's proposition 8 – a law banning same-sex marriage. The move has shocked and delighted gay rights campaigners and led to questions about the state of the McCains' own marriage. Cindy McCain appears in the poster with silver duct tape across her mouth and the campaign slogan, "NOH8", marked on her cheek. "Aligning yourself with the platform of gay marriage as a Republican still tends to be very stigmatic, but Cindy McCain wanted to participate in the campaign to show people that party doesn't matter." http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/blog/2010/jan/21/cindy-mccain-noh8-gay-marriage THAT WOMAN IS RUINING REPUBLICANS! Imagine if John McCain won the election, she would be the First Lady. And she's the absolute opposite of Republicans, and she's married to one? And that photo!!! What do you think? As a Christian, I oppose same-sex marriage. I don't know if I can vote Republican anymore though. Are there anymore far-right Christian groups? more

Resolved Question: Presidential Campaign Slogan Ideas?? :)?

I'm running for president of my school and I need a slogan. I want it to be catchy and cute.. Can you help? My name is Haley. thankss! :) more

Resolved Question: Why can't people just admit they don't know?

You don't f*cking know, and neither do I. You can't be an Atheist or a Christian because it's impossible to be 100% sure whether or not there's a guy in the sky. You don't know what's going to happen tomorrow, so stop calling yourself a weather forecaster. You don't know if the Mets are indeed better than the Yankees, so stop taking sides and giving the as*holes all your money that you worked your a*s off at Home Depot for. History teachers, there's no way you can tell if everything you're teaching is just something that is entirely fictional and never actually happened, maybe the French Revolution never happened after all and the first democratic French constitution is merely a figment of your imagination. Tyra Banks, how the f*ck do you know if red mascara instead of the blue is what's going to get the ladies noticed. How do Americans know that terrorists are fanatics instead of coming here to the Middle East and realizing that most of them are 20-something coke snorters who couldn't give two sh*ts about religion. If a presidential candidate's campaign slogan was "I don't know, but neither do you so shut up", then it would be my utmost pleasure to provide that most revolutionary man with the only vote I'm ever going to cast in my entire eccentric life. Admit you know nothing, like me, and get on with your life. more

Resolved Question: Catchy Julius Caesar Slogan?

In my english class we need to make Julius Caesar presidential campaign posters. We need to choose one character from the play and then make a slogan to go with the character. What would be some good slogans for Julius Caesar or some of the other characters? more

Resolved Question: Did O.K. originate from "Onward Kinderhook" or "Old Kinderhook, when referring to Van Buren?"?

I was taught that Van Buren's presidential slogan was "Onward Kinderhook", because Van Buren was born in Kinderhook, NY. I shared this information with my friends and they argued there was no such thing. I googled "Onward Kinderhook" and nothing shows up except for "Old Kinderhook." Am I wrong? more

Resolved Question: For Martha Coakley and Progressive Democrats, could their slogan be "Stay Out Of My Way Or You'll be Hurt !!"?

Here is a video of Martha Coakley being asked a question and her staff member knocking the reporter off his feet.. <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8CdfQGlgVw&feature=player_embedded">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8CdfQGlgVw&feature=player_embedded</a> And for those of you who complain about YouTube videos here's an article about the event. <a href="http://biggovernment.com/2010/01/13/is-coakley-staffer-who-attacked-report-an-obama-appointee/">http://biggovernment.com/2010/01/13/is-coakley-staffer-who-attacked-report-an-obama-appointee/</a> Here is a press release that is in that article telling abpromotionremotion of that staff member who attacked the reporter. His he being rewarded or hidden from the press,. you decide. From the White House press release: Michael P. Meehan, Member, Broadcasting Board of Governors. Michael P. Meehan currently serves as President of Blue Line Strategic Communications, Inc. and as Senior Vice President at Virilion, a digital media company. For over two decades, Meehan served in senior roles for U.S. Senators John Kerry, Barbara Boxer, Maria Cantwell and former Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle, two presidential campaigns, two U.S. House offices and congressional campaigns in 25 states. Mr. Meehan earned a B.A. in political science from Bates College. Remember this picture of Obama running far ahead of his professor friend who walks with a cane. Who is helping hi, the policeman who supposedly arrested him only because he's black,. even though the same officer trains police in how to show, "Racial Sensitivity". <a href="http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.whitehouse.gov/assets/images/afterbeers_PS-0436.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/Over-Beers/&h=350&w=525&sz=131&tbnid=yvqKyvqho3UY5M:&tbnh=88&tbnw=132&prev=/images%3Fq%3DProfessor%2BGates,%2BSergeant%2BJames%2BCrowley%2Bpicture&hl=en&usg=__jhEoRD8hhS_-iImr23dm7-o4Qh0=&ei=gkzbSoD2L6rk8AbxhrS3BQ&sa=X&oi=image_result&resnum=1&ct=image&ved=0CA0Q9QEwAA">http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.whitehouse.gov/assets/images/afterbeers_PS-0436.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/Over-Beers/&h=350&w=525&sz=131&tbnid=yvqKyvqho3UY5M:&tbnh=88&tbnw=132&prev=/images%3Fq%3DProfessor%2BGates,%2BSergeant%2BJames%2BCrowley%2Bpicture&hl=en&usg=__jhEoRD8hhS_-iImr23dm7-o4Qh0=&ei=gkzbSoD2L6rk8AbxhrS3BQ&sa=X&oi=image_result&resnum=1&ct=image&ved=0CA0Q9QEwAA</a>P.S. Remember the two black candidates who Obama destroyed because of technicalities before people had a chance to vote on them. They were more respected and qualifies and better community leaders. But they were in the way. more

Resolved Question: What would be the best slogan for a Palin presidential campaign?

a) I'm a MILF! b) Gettin' Rogue-ee with it c) God's Plan Feel free to add your own. more

Voting Question: What do you think the role in government should....?

What do you think the role in government should be in society today? How do you think the press would have handled the Teapot Dome scandal today? Since we just completed our Presidential election of 2008, what are some of the effective campaign slogans used by either BArack Obama or John McCain. How do those compare to Harding's "Normalcy" slogan? more

Resolved Question: Who would you run for President and what would be your catch phrase?

Any ideas?: Morgan Freeman? Mit Romney? Oprah Winfry? What would be your catch phrase. i.e. Keep Cool and Keep Coolidge — The 1924 presidential campaign slogan of Calvin Coolidge. more

Resolved Question: Today at least 3 iranian protesters killed....what will be de end of this tragedy and at de same time victory?

Tragedy cause in this way we lost many great men and women ,many students are in jail...any protesting will be suppressed....Some people are still mixed up...some are frightened ...But this green movement showed the world that Iranian people are not de same as their government...[death to dictator].... TEHRAN, Iran – Opposition Web sites and witnesses say Iranian security forces have opened fire on anti-government protesters in the capital, killing at least three people and injuring two others. Authorities had warned of a harsh crackdown should opposition supporters hold rallies coinciding with Sunday's religious observances marking the 7th Century death in battle of one of Shiite Islam's most beloved saints. Police helicopters circled overhead and clouds of smoke billowed into the sky. The pro-reform Web site Rah-e-Sabz said security forces fired on protesters, killing at least three. Witnesses say one of the victims was an elderly man who had a gunshot wound to the forehead. He was seen being carried by opposition supporters. THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. Check back soon for further information. AP's earlier story is below. TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — Iranian police fired warning shots in the air and beat opposition protesters in central Tehran Sunday, witnesses and opposition Web sites said. Authorities had warned of a harsh crackdown should opposition supporters hold rallies coinciding with Sunday's religious observances marking the 7th Century death in battle of one of Shiite Islam's most beloved saints. Police helicopters circled overhead and black clouds of smoke billowed into the sky over central Tehran. Witnesses said police opened fire with warning shots to try to disperse the crowds. The pro-reform Web site Rah-e-Sabz said security forces beat protesters as they chanted anti-government slogans. Police had blocked streets leading to the center of the capital to try to prevent thousands of people from joining the protest. Still, many opposition supporters managed to break the security wall. Ambulance sirens could be heard near Engelab Square, in central Tehran, where the unrest was taking place. Opposition activists have held a series of anti-government protests since the death of a dissident cleric last week. Last Sunday's death of the 87-year-old Grand Ayatollah Hossein Ali Montazeri, a sharp critic of Iran's leaders, has given a new push to opposition protests, which have endured despite a heavy security crackdown since June's disputed presidential election. What is the last consequence ? what will be de end of this ? can u guess? more

Resolved Question: helpppppppppppppppppppppp 10 points?

4. In its struggle against apartheid in South Africa, in 1970s the African National Congress used which of the following strategies? A. a. Had citizens engage in guerilla warfare against the South African government B. Elected blacks to positions of power in the South African government C. Passively waited for public opinion to turn against the South African government D. Conducted a lecture series to convince whites of the evils of apartheid 5. Citizens opposed to slavery were generally successful in doing all of the following except: A. Forming abolitionist societies B. Helping slaves escape by the Underground Railroad C. Publishing anti-slavery newspapers D. Getting elected to public office 6. In which of the following systems of government would you expect citizens to have the most influence? A. Absolute monarchies B. Dictatorships C. Parliamentary democracies D. Theocracies 7. Which of the following is not an example of propaganda? A. A government poster to get people to enlist in the military during a war B. The listing of names, addresses, and telephone numbers in the telephone directory C. An advertisement to convince consumers to buy a particular brand of shoes D. A candidate’s campaign slogan to help him or her to get elected 8. The burning of draft cards by those who objected to the Vietnam War is an example of civil disobedience because it was an action that A. was protected by the U.S. constitution B. was intended to draw the attention of the media C. violated a law that the protestors considered to be unjust D. Expressed a point of view that was unpopular at the time. 9. In which of the following systems of government would you expect citizens to have the least influence? A. Absolute monarchies B. Constitutional monarchies C. Parliamentary democracies D. Presidential democracies FINISH more

Resolved Question: helpppppppppppppppppppppppppp 10 points?

4. In its struggle against apartheid in South Africa, in 1970s the African National Congress used which of the following strategies? A. a. Had citizens engage in guerilla warfare against the South African government B. Elected blacks to positions of power in the South African government C. Passively waited for public opinion to turn against the South African government D. Conducted a lecture series to convince whites of the evils of apartheid 5. Citizens opposed to slavery were generally successful in doing all of the following except: A. Forming abolitionist societies B. Helping slaves escape by the Underground Railroad C. Publishing anti-slavery newspapers D. Getting elected to public office 6. In which of the following systems of government would you expect citizens to have the most influence? A. Absolute monarchies B. Dictatorships C. Parliamentary democracies D. Theocracies 7. Which of the following is not an example of propaganda? A. A government poster to get people to enlist in the military during a war B. The listing of names, addresses, and telephone numbers in the telephone directory C. An advertisement to convince consumers to buy a particular brand of shoes D. A candidate’s campaign slogan to help him or her to get elected 8. The burning of draft cards by those who objected to the Vietnam War is an example of civil disobedience because it was an action that A. was protected by the U.S. constitution B. was intended to draw the attention of the media C. violated a law that the protestors considered to be unjust D. Expressed a point of view that was unpopular at the time. 9. In which of the following systems of government would you expect citizens to have the least influence? A. Absolute monarchies B. Constitutional monarchies C. Parliamentary democracies D. Presidential democracies FINISH more

Resolved Question: helpppppppppppppppppppppp?

4. In its struggle against apartheid in South Africa, in 1970s the African National Congress used which of the following strategies? A. a. Had citizens engage in guerilla warfare against the South African government B. Elected blacks to positions of power in the South African government C. Passively waited for public opinion to turn against the South African government D. Conducted a lecture series to convince whites of the evils of apartheid 5. Citizens opposed to slavery were generally successful in doing all of the following except: A. Forming abolitionist societies B. Helping slaves escape by the Underground Railroad C. Publishing anti-slavery newspapers D. Getting elected to public office 6. In which of the following systems of government would you expect citizens to have the most influence? A. Absolute monarchies B. Dictatorships C. Parliamentary democracies D. Theocracies 7. Which of the following is not an example of propaganda? A. A government poster to get people to enlist in the military during a war B. The listing of names, addresses, and telephone numbers in the telephone directory C. An advertisement to convince consumers to buy a particular brand of shoes D. A candidate’s campaign slogan to help him or her to get elected 8. The burning of draft cards by those who objected to the Vietnam War is an example of civil disobedience because it was an action that A. was protected by the U.S. constitution B. was intended to draw the attention of the media C. violated a law that the protestors considered to be unjust D. Expressed a point of view that was unpopular at the time. 9. In which of the following systems of government would you expect citizens to have the least influence? A. Absolute monarchies B. Constitutional monarchies C. Parliamentary democracies D. Presidential democracies FINISH more

Resolved Question: What similarities do you notice between Obama and Hitler?

Hitler/Obama Comparisons ~ "Everything must be different!" or "Alles muss anders sein!" was a slogan of the Nazi. + Obama's slogan is "Change" ~ Hitler, In fact he admired Islam more than Christianity, and he and his policies were highly respected by many of the Muslims of his day. + Obama, will side with the Muslims if it becomes necessary. ~ Hitler and his criminal gang hated the rich, the capitalists, the Jews, the Christian Churches, and "the System". + Obama hates the rich & white people. ~ The Swastika too was a socialist symbol.The two arms representing two entwined letters "S" (for "Socialist" & "Victory" (Sieg). So even Hitler's symbolism was Leftist. + Obama creates his own symbol on his plane & also put his picture on the presidential seal. ~ Hitler, Germany's Social Democratic party. + Obama, Democrat ~ The fact that so many young Germans (particular from the formerly Communist East) today still salute his name and perpetuate much of his politics is also an amazement and a deep concern to many and what can only be called the resurgence of Nazism among many young Germans at the close of the 20th century and onwards would seem to generate a continuing and pressing need to understand the Hitler phenomenon. + Young Americans admire Obama ~ Hitler, idea to take large-scale economic decision-making out of private hands and put it into those of government planning agencies. + Obama, Government Any others that you have noticed? Just curiousWow, I see we have many cool-aid drinkers here today. Nice to know. lol more

Resolved Question: Answer Please Need Help.?

Which presidential candidate used the campaign slogan "Back to Normalcy" because Americans were eager for stability and order? Herbert Hoover William Howard Taft Calvin Coolidge Warren G. Harding more

Resolved Question: Where does 'Yes, We Can' rate in the pantheon of Presidential campaign slogans?

A few previous ones: Lincoln [1860] - Vote Yourself a Farm. [Nothing like a straightforward bribe to get a vote] Wilson [1916] - He Kept us out of War. [Not for long] Nixon [1968] - Nixon's the One. [As was later verified by several legal institutions] George W. Bush [2004] - Yes, America Can!. [Should Obama be sued for plagiarism?] more

Resolved Question: If my dog was President...?

First off, the last time I tried this question I was replied with shots at Obama as well as incredibly stupid racist comments, so...DON'T ANSWER IF ALL YOU WANT TO DO IS TRASH A POLITICIAN!!!!! ONLY give me answers that are VALID to my question. Okay, so I have a class project and I have to pretend my dog is a presidential candidate. I need a slogan, and some political issues and how my dog would fix them. I need good Ideas on how to make a 2min. speech about how my dog would fix.... *Health care *The Economy *The War *Getting more people to use solar power *Relying less on Fossil fuels Thats all I could come up with. But some I just don't know how to give an idea to fix them, so any ideas....? Also, I need a slogan for my dog named Jink(Or should i use my other one Tinkerbell) a Weimaraner. ......Im not creative enough to come up with one!You people aren't getting it and I just need help on those 5topics. I can't think of them and Im getting tired of all the answers that dont help me! If anything just help with the slogan that doesn't say "Obama is a dog" this project is theoretical. For gods sake, another 1 of the students picked a flipflop. I dont want political views I want you all to pretend that obama and Bush dont exist, I just want help on those issues. and stop giving me those stupid jokes about kibble and beef holidays. SERIOUSLY! I dont know anything about politics and I really need help on this, so please, shed a little light on those subjects, or help with a slogan. And also, I didnt ask for help on grammar, thank you. And please, dont say that I am overreacting because I have been at this for 2 hours, and everyone has been treating this like a joke. Here how about you just answer this question... "How to fix health care, the economy, the war, to rely less on fossil fuel and to use more solar power. okay? more

Resolved Question: If my dog were president.....?

I have a project at school, where I have to make something or someone a presidential candidate. I choose my dog, cuz Im not creative enough to think of a better one(If you can think of something better than that would be helpful). Anyway, I have to have 5 political platforms that my candidate supports. 3 of the 5 must be current issues, that current politicians discuss. I also need a campaign slogan. I am TOTALLY stumped so could somebody help me PLEASE!!!!! This could be anything. A dog, or a rock or an actual person, just I chose my dog. Just no current or former office holders. Oh, and please dont say that Im just trying to get someone else do my project, but I suck at politics so please help me. The complete project is 200 points!!!!! So what Im asking is.... if you have a better idea for my to use other than my dog, than Id really apriciate it!!!! Also, I need those 5 current issues, which are really throwing me off!!!!! For the Slogan, if you can help me....like I said Im not creative enough to think of this stuff......STOP GIVING ME CRAP!!!!! Im serious! I dont care about your views on Obama and I REALLY dont like your racist comments. Its a school project. That simple! 5 political issues and a slogan!!!! Got it! ps. this is mostly aimed at the people who answered things like is he a black dog? That would get 92% from certain people and the other people who answered He'd be smarter than Obama. Sorry, to those who dont like obama, but...here let me say it slowly..."Me. No. Want. Opinions. Me. Want. political. issues." Thanks a lot. more

Voting Question: What class presidential slogans can I use with my name?

Firoozi Wakeland Highschool more

Resolved Question: Good/ Funny Presidential Slogan?

My last name is Loseke and I need to get a good Presidential slogan. We are currently in Government class and are running for U.S. President. more

Resolved Question: Is "Hope & Change" Obama's brand of the SAME OLD POLITICS?

1992 "For People, For a Change", "It's Time to Change America" etc. Bill Clinton http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_U.S._presidential_campaign_slogans I mean mainstream media tried REALLY HARD to make this guy (Obama) out to be the post-racial, post-partisan, politician of the future during his '08 campaign. But it looks like Obama is all flash and zero substance.........agree or disagree??Josh.............he didn't change Bush's war strategy, he continued to bail out the banks like Bush, he extended the Patriot Act Bush created, he supports illegal wiretapping like Bush, he supports indefinite detention like Bush, he nominated Bernanke to head the Federal Reserve despite the fact Bernanke refuses to disclose who the Fed secretly loaned $2 trillion to and what they accepted as collateral. more

Resolved Question: How's this for a campaign slogan for the next presidential candidates?

Just because you can do something doesn't necessarily make it a good idea. For instance, can we borrow money that we cannot afford to pay back? Yes we can! That doesn't make it a good idea! Can we purchase and play video games that read our brain waves to move the characters? Yes we can! Doesn't make it a good idea! Can we clone humans and livestock? Yes we can! doesn't make it a good idea! Can we implant chips into peoples brains and into our children so they don't get lost? Yes we can! Doesn't make it a good idea! more

Resolved Question: Are People Around The World Laughing At Obama, U.S?

(Netherlands): ”What got into the committee to award this prize to a man who has yet to live up to the high expectations? Were they drunk?” (Netherlands): “This isn’t the first mistake of the Committee, but it is the biggest. The value of the Nobel Peace Prize has been diminished.” (London): “Instead, the prize risks looking preposterous in its claims, patronising in its intentions and demeaning in its attempt to build up a man who has barely begun his period in office, let alone achieved any tangible outcome for peace.” (Canada): “Obama is being given his award for mere words — for striking fashionable poses in favour of multilateralism, for making a nice speech in Cairo, for offering “hope.” Months after Americans learned to dismiss Obama’s 2008 presidential campaign slogans as the meaningless bromides they were, Scandinavians are still drinking his Kool-aid.” You can read more here: http://www.poligazette.com/2009/10/10/foreign-newspapers-on-obamas-nobel-prize-victory/Is this more like the jokes on us kind've thing? Everyone knows he didn't deserve it and seem to be laughing at our president.. more

Resolved Question: Is anti-intellectualism the American Way?

...or is just the Human way? I can't help but notice how dumbed-down the culture has become. Reading European news and even watching Tv shows and movies from outside the country is like night and day; it seems like so many Americans want things very simple: Who's the bad guy I should hate? Who's the good guy I should support? Don't use big words. It's like Idiocracy come to life! When an intellectual lightweight like Sarah Palin can be considered by many as a viable Presidential choice it's gotten really bad. I've talked to many Health Reform opponents and not one of them could tell me what the phrase actually meant, other than 'Death Panels' and communism, and yes I'm looking at YOU, Republicans, because they're definitely the dumber group *right now* (that could change tomorrow). Nobody wants to talk things through, just shout slogans, primarily because they don't actually know the issues and are content to let crooked politicians (on both sides) decide their future. Why is thinking so unfashionable? Why are sports and American Idol more important than your future? more