He has a logo because he has one of the best campaign design teams ever assembled.Charred Greyface said:Um. What does Obama's logo mean? I originally thought it was a Democrat party icon but just found out today it isn't. Why does he even have a logo anyway? How many other campaigns have had one? Did McCain test out any when Obama's nomination was confirmed?
It's an O, which stands for Obama.Charred Greyface said:Um. What does Obama's logo mean? I originally thought it was a Democrat party icon but just found out today it isn't. Why does he even have a logo anyway? How many other campaigns have had one? Did McCain test out any when Obama's nomination was confirmed?
PantherLotus said:Actually, hasn't blue long been associated with unions?
Charred Greyface said:Um. What does Obama's logo mean? I originally thought it was a Democrat party icon but just found out today it isn't. Why does he even have a logo anyway? How many other campaigns have had one? Did McCain test out any when Obama's nomination was confirmed?
"O"(Obama) + Sunrise(Morning in America) + American flagCharred Greyface said:Um. What does Obama's logo mean? I originally thought it was a Democrat party icon but just found out today it isn't. Why does he even have a logo anyway? How many other campaigns have had one? Did McCain test out any when Obama's nomination was confirmed?
GhaleonEB said:http://taxcut.barackobama.com/
Official Obama tax plan comparison. Looks like I'll get 3x over McCain's.
Charred Greyface said:Um. What does Obama's logo mean? I originally thought it was a Democrat party icon but just found out today it isn't. Why does he even have a logo anyway? How many other campaigns have had one? Did McCain test out any when Obama's nomination was confirmed?
Err, yeah, that's what I meant. It's early, stfu!SephCast said:The red stripes aren't a valley, it's the horizon. Change is coming just over the horizon.
Dude's been around longer than McCain; he should be able to vote by now.reilo said:
You'd be surprised how many people vote for Micky anyway.JoshuaJSlone said:Dude's been around longer than McCain; he should be able to vote by now.
Futureman said:So it comes up as $500 for me. Where exactly would I see $500 less in taxes? Would it be a stimulus check type thing?
DataStream said:McCains major speach on economy sounded an awful lot like his RNC speech... and all the speeches after that.
Probably income taxes, since the calculator checks income and the size of your mortgage. I also get a credit for part of my mortgage interest payments. (Obama's plan allows home owners who do not itemize to claim a credit on part of their interest payments.)Futureman said:So it comes up as $500 for me. Where exactly would I see $500 less in taxes? Would it be a stimulus check type thing?
Hrm... I thought it was:Hitokage said:In terms of ideology though, red is traditionally associated with labor/socialist groups and blue more with conservative groups. Kinda weird how we flipped it.
lawblob said:I wonder if Chelsea wants to get into politics. I could see her as a Congressman in a few years. She certainly has the education and name recognition.
:lol at Alan Keyes 96!Tobor said:Every presidential campaign logo from 2008 - 1960.
http://logoblink.com/2008/03/23/usa-polit-logos-2008-1960/
Obama has one of the nicest logos.
KEYS! GET IT?! :lolreilo said::lol at Alan Keyes 96!
reilo said::lol at Alan Keyes 96!
GhaleonEB said:Probably income taxes, since the calculator checks income and the size of your mortgage. I also get a credit for part of my mortgage interest payments. (Obama's plan allows home owners who do not itemize to claim a credit on part of their interest payments.)
Squirrel Killer said:Hrm... I thought it was:
Socialists/Communists: Red
Labor/Unions: Blue (blue-collar)
Conservative: The color of money (actually, weren't they white in the October revolution?)
*shrug*Squirrel Killer said:Hrm... I thought it was:
Socialists/Communists: Red
Labor/Unions: Blue (blue-collar)
Conservative: The color of money (actually, weren't they white in the October revolution?)
reilo said::lol at Alan Keyes 96!
ThanksTobor said:Every presidential campaign logo from 2008 - 1960.
http://logoblink.com/2008/03/23/usa-polit-logos-2008-1960/
Obama has one of the nicest logos.
Tobor said:Every presidential campaign logo from 2008 - 1960.
http://logoblink.com/2008/03/23/usa-polit-logos-2008-1960/
Obama has one of the nicest logos.
Yup, it helps.tanod said:This in particular is awesome. It's like Obama specifically tailored the tax plan to save me money.
Yeah, aside from the Communists and Greens, it's all pretty unofficial.Hitokage said:*shrug*
All I know for certain is that "Right/Left Wing" is from the seating arrangement in the French legislature just prior to the revolution.
:lol @ Al Sharpton's logoTobor said:Every presidential campaign logo from 2008 - 1960.
http://logoblink.com/2008/03/23/usa-polit-logos-2008-1960/
Obama has one of the nicest logos.
Fox318 said:
Yeah, Obama's in a league of it's own, but I also liked Vilsack's in '08 and I was always a fan of Lugar's in '96 (although I worked on a Senate campaign that used the same colors, minus white, so I might be biased.)Tobor said:Every presidential campaign logo from 2008 - 1960.
http://logoblink.com/2008/03/23/usa-polit-logos-2008-1960/
Obama has one of the nicest logos.
DataStream said:Anyone think Obama will go after McCain's record on veteran's issues on Wednesday? I would like to see that worked into the comeback against the inevitable Ayers bomb.
GhaleonEB said:Gotta find that silver lining for McCain. They're getting harder and harder to locate.
Hitokage said:"O"(Obama) + Sunrise(Morning in America) + American flag
XxenobladerxX said:Sharpton's logo is just awful..
Sharpton
2004
:lolsyllogism said:So after "taking down" his negative ads, Norm Coleman announces new economic tour called...
Hope Express
http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/10/14/1543124.aspx
syllogism said:So after "taking down" his negative ads, Norm Coleman announces new economic tour called...
Hope Express
http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2008/10/14/1543124.aspx
In an interview on a St. Louis radio station, McCain said Obama's comments that "I didn't have the guts" to talk about William Ayers in the last presidential debate have "probably ensured" that the former 1960s radical will come up in Wednesday's debate.