Clearly meets the gold standard of political catch phrases, maybe even platinum.

However the question people will ask it, HOW?!?!?!? That is what his speech today was for.

Great line...lets get it out there!!

Another nice one-liner, for energy policy:
America needs an oil change.

Um, not trying to stir up trouble... it's a good line and all, but Hillary Clinton kind of beat you to the punch - although she was talking about herself: "It took one Clinton to clean up after the first George Bush, it'll take another Clinton to clean up after this one."

Earlier this year there was a post here about possible Obama slogans, and the one I liked best was:
"Lets fix all the stuff the Republicans broke".

Freeland's version is close enough for me.

"They broke it, we'll fix it."

Yes it does have a nice ring to it.

Kerry rambled on and on and on and on.......
He lost people. Drill Drill Drill works quite well for Grampy. Slogans work. PERIOD. It gives those folks that don't want to spend a lot of time thinking an opportunity to get the drift and go back to watching cars go round and round and round and round and drink beer without getting dizzy.

It should be "Republicans broke it. Democrats will fix it."

And everytime that he speaks McCain's name it needs to be "Republican John McCain."

McCain is running as though he is not a Republican. We need to constantly remind people who he is.

1. Pensions
2. Better Care of Vets
3. Wasteful military spending is for losers. Let's kill the right people.
4. Colin Powell
5. Middle class people losing houses
6. People losing everything because of medical bills

A Recipe for Economic Failure

Just as Cindy McCain has stolen her Cookie recipe from Hershey's, John McCain is stealing his economic plan right from the George W. Bush playbook. He is ill at ease when speaking about his plan for the economy because he knows he has been a direct supporter of the deregulation that caused the failures in our economy. Deregulation has allowed the Wall Street crowd to behave as chipmunk’s hording up all their acorns and leaving the scraps for the average American. His one moment of honestly was when John McCain admitted "The issue of economics is not something I've understood as well as I should". Where does he get his economic vision from? McCain says "some of my best friends have opinions about economic policy". And who are these best friends? Seven of them run his campaign, and they are lobbyists for big oil, pharmaceutical, foreign dictators, and failed Wall Street giants. Doing more of the same again and again and telling people that they can expect different results does not make you a maverick. At best, it makes you insane. At worst, a liar.

McCain is not telling the truth, about the economy, or Barack Obama. Barack Obama’s middle class tax cut gives 95% of working Americans a tax cut of up to $1,000. He will crack down on predatory lenders, punish corporations who send American jobs overseas, reform requirements on all regulated financial institutions and streamline our regulatory agencies. "This time - this election - is our chance to stand up and say: enough is enough!" (Barack Obama, 2008)

Six more words: AIG, Merrill Lynch, Lehman, Fannie Freddie. Lobbyists for all of the above are on McCain's campaign staff.

How about this slogan? "There are lies, damned lies, and Republican talking points."

"Those fucking assholes broke it ... again! Now, we're going to have to fix it ... again. Goddamnit!"