This too, makes for an interesting campaign slogan.
But you mentioned--it's interesting, the slogan of the New Deal, Green version.
On this point, Lee mentions a telling fact from his years of research: "In the 1990s, there was an interesting government slogan that read 'What is Korean is international.'" If you try to define yourself by what's outside yourself, it's hard to find what was inside all along.
An interesting element of the bus slogan is the word "probably," which would seem to be more suited to an Agnostic Bus Campaign than to an atheist one.
National continues to plod along the top of these torrents of political change, helmed by Bill English, whose personality is about as interesting as his party's slogan: "Delivering for New Zealanders".
The gear happens to have come along during an interesting stretch in the history of slogan-wear.
Patriots at Dolphins Monday, 7 p.m. Line: Patriots by 7 The Dolphins are arguably the league's least interesting team, and they definitely have the least inspiring slogans.
Yet Debs, a railroad unionist from Terre Haute, Ind., is an interesting figure, stating his visionary creed in all-American slogans, defining Socialism as "Christianity in action" and declaring: "I like the Fourth of July.
"All that said", Baum writes, "I think it is interesting that there really aren't any compelling campaign slogans this year (no "Hope and Change," no "Bridge to the 21st Century", no "Thousand Points of Light", etc)..".
Each ad carries the slogan "a smarter breed of inkjet printer" -- interesting wordplay in that Blue Dog is, to put it most kindly, of indeterminate ancestry.
