Which campaign slogan strikes the strongest chord?

[andym]

Often that is what people remember and associate with the candidate. I couldn't remember McCain's or Romney's-- at first thought did they even have one, but I found them online. But which of these themes sounds most compelling? And why? How much of a role do slogans play? I think for President Obama and Trump... alot. And that it made a difference in their respective elections.

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	Stronger together/I'm with her (Hillary Clinton)
	1 (33%)
	Hope and Change/ Change we can believe in/ Change we need/Yes we can (Obama)
	2 (67%)
	Make America Great Again (Trump)
	0 (0%)
	Country First (McCain)
	0 (0%)
	Believe in America (Romney)
	0 (0%)
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[Kentonio]

1. I think "Yes we can" was Obama's best slogan.

It cut through a lot of the lies put out by the Republicans and offered Democrats a simple and clear battle cry.

[andym]

2. Good point

I left out the best one. Corrected.

[frazzled]

3. It wasn't his: he borrowed it

from the Hispanic immigration movement, which inherited it from Cesar Chavez and Delores Huerta's United Farm Worker slogan: "Si se puede."

[Ken Burch]

4. "Country First" sounds like a radio format.

n/t.

[Donkees]

5. "Forward" (Obama)

[hamsterjill]

6. I remember "Fired Up. Ready to Go".

n/t