1.
In your guts you
know he’s nuts
Le audience:
Personal Branding
Mishaps by the US
Political Campaigners
Judging from the way political campaigners spend their marketing
budget one would imagine some form of creativity. Yet the slogans
lack the maturity you would expect from these famous political
leaders. This is how personal branding mishaps look like. Let’s take a
look at how some of the famous slogans got trashed.
John Kerry - 2004
In your heart, you
know he’s right
Let America
be America again
Barry Goldwater - 1964
no let’s put a
smile on that face
Le audience:
It’s the
economy stupid
Bill Clinton - 1992
Le audience:
One does not simply
call their audience
stupid before getting
votes
Arnold Schwarzenegger - 2004
Don’t be a girlie
men, vote Republican
Arnold’s dreaming
again folks!
Le audience:
Franklin Pierce - 1852
It’s not thanksgiving
funny guy
Le audience:
George W Bush - 2000
America’s top gun
Weapon of mass
deception
Le audience:
We Polked you in
44, we shall Pierce
you in 52
Thomas Dewey - 1944
Pour It On ‘Em, Harry!
Harry Truman - 1944
Sounds like a
Republican
Le audience:
Jimmy Carter - 1976
Le audience:
This double meaning
talk has got to stop
Keep the Ass off the
Whitehouse grass,
it’s all Dewey
Dwight Eisenhower - 1956
Not just peanuts
You’re just not
that over him
Le audience:
Le audience:
Get an extra load of
butter, caramel with it
I still like lke
http://www.taglineguru.com/campaignsloganlist.html
http://www.rantpolitical.com/2015/06/24/worst-presidential-nominees-of-all-time/
http://admissions.tufts.edu/blogs/jumbo-talk/post/guide-to-the-worst-presidential-campaigns-ever/
References:
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Barry Goldwater was a
conservative Republican
who emerged from a heavily
democratic state.
George W Bush had served
in the Texas Air National
Guard.