Obama the Builder |
After my children reached preschool TV watching age, I realized that President Obama stole his campaign slogan, "Yes We Can!" from Bob the Builder. It seemed to work well for him, so I'm thinking the Republican candidates could use a similar strategy.
Let's try placing catch phrases from children's TV shows with other candidates. Here are a few possibilities. Feel free to add your own in the comments.
Let's try placing catch phrases from children's TV shows with other candidates. Here are a few possibilities. Feel free to add your own in the comments.
"Hey, where's Rick Perry?"
"Go Gingrich, Go!"
"Your backyard friend, Jon Huntsman."
"Ni hao, Mitt Romney."
"Absorbent and yellow, and porous is he, Rick Santorum."
I also expect the winner of the Republican primaries to use, "Obama, no swiping! Obama, no swiping!" in his attack ads.
Oh, and I do recognize the irony of my posting in the past about the negative effects of television, while now letting my kids watch (too much) TV. As I always say, knowing vegetables are good for you, and eating enough vegetables are two different matters entirely.
"Go Gingrich, Go!"
"Your backyard friend, Jon Huntsman."
"Ni hao, Mitt Romney."
"Absorbent and yellow, and porous is he, Rick Santorum."
I also expect the winner of the Republican primaries to use, "Obama, no swiping! Obama, no swiping!" in his attack ads.
Oh, and I do recognize the irony of my posting in the past about the negative effects of television, while now letting my kids watch (too much) TV. As I always say, knowing vegetables are good for you, and eating enough vegetables are two different matters entirely.
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