Website review: GOPs New Slogan Already Being Used ...
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•10 reviews since May 12, 2008
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ladyDi377 rated 2 months ago- This news story has already been made popular on Digg.com. It is an entertaining take on the "change" theme this election year. Very funny.
- stevedtrm rated 2 months ago
- Great point: "Leave it to the tone deaf GOP to find a way of attaching themselves to this election cycle's "change" mandate that simultaneously reinforces the fact that their failed policies have messed up the world to such an inhuman extent that many Americans now live their daily lives in a state of free-floating panic and paralyzing anxiety."
- bristol3 rated 2 months ago
- Leave it to the tone deaf GOP to find a way of attaching themselves to this election cycle's "change" mandate that simultaneously reinforces the fact that their failed policies have messed up the world to such an inhuman extent that many Americans now live their daily lives in a state of free-floating panic and paralyzing anxiety. We will need an anti-depressant to deal with the devastation the GOP has caused this country and the world.
- sarahlee rated 2 months ago
- From the page: "Leave it to the tone deaf GOP to find a way of attaching themselves to this election cycle's "change" mandate that simultaneously reinforces the fact that their failed policies have messed up the world to such an inhuman extent that many Americans now live their daily lives in a state of free-floating panic and paralyzing anxiety."
- AngelaHayden rated 2 months ago
- In today's New York Times' Caucus blog, Carl Hulse reports that House Republicans have got themselves a brand-new slogan: It looks like Republicans will counter the Democratic push for change from the years of the Bush administration with their own pledge to deliver, drum roll please, "the change you deserve." The first element of the party agenda developed over the past few months by the leadership and select party members will focus on family issues. "Through our "Change You Deserve" message and through our "American Families Agenda," House Republicans will continue our efforts to speak directly to an American public looking for leaders who will offer real solutions for the challenges they confront every day," said the memo prepared for lawmakers.
- Spacetart rated 2 months ago
- This is a gem. GOP adopts same slogan as an anti-anxiety drug. I wonder if the GOP has the same side effects?
- kaolelo rated 2 months ago
- What the GOP doesn't seem to realize, because they are idiots, is that "the change you deserve" is the registered advertising slogan of Effexor XR, a drug that many of you might have started taking as a result of all the...you know -- terrorism. (Hat tip to Bluestem for catching this gem.) Effexor, also known as Venlafaxine, is approved for the treatment "of depression, generalized anxiety disorder, social anxiety disorder, and panic disorder in adults." Its common side effects are very much in keeping with the world the House Republicans have striven to build: nausea, apathy, constipation, fatigue, vertigo, sexual dysfunction, sweating, memory loss, and - and I swear I am not making this up - "electric shock-like sensations also called 'brain zaps.'"
- KristinJ117 rated 3 months ago
- What the GOP doesn't seem to realize, because they are idiots, is that "the change you deserve" is the registered advertising slogan of Effexor XR, a drug that many of you might have started taking as a result of all the...you know -- terrorism. (Hat tip to Bluestem for catching this gem.)
- ElForko rated 3 months ago
- Haha, the GOP has some serious side effects.
- alice44 rated 3 months ago
- All I can say is the world deserves better, a great deal better.
