In your guts you know he’s nuts

Le audience:

Personal Branding Mishaps by the US Political Campaigners

Judging from the way political campaigners spend their marketing budget one would imagine some form of creativity. Yet the slogans lack the maturity you would expect from these famous political leaders. This is how personal branding mishaps look like. Let’s take a look at how some of the famous slogans got trashed.

John Kerry - 2004

In your heart, you know he’s right

Let Americabe America again

Barry Goldwater - 1964

no let’s put a smile on that face

Le audience:

It’s theeconomy stupid

Bill Clinton - 1992

Le audience:One does not simply call their audience stupid before ge�ing votes

Arnold Schwarzenegger - 2004

Don’t be a girliemen, vote Republican

Arnold’s dreaming again folks!

Le audience:

Franklin Pierce - 1852

It’s not thanksgiving funny guy

Le audience:

George W Bush - 2000

America’s top gun

Weapon of mass deception

Le audience:

We Polked you in 44, we shall Pierce you in 52

Thomas Dewey - 1944

Pour It On ‘Em, Harry!

Harry Truman - 1944

Sounds like aRepublican

Le audience:

Jimmy Carter - 1976

Le audience:This double meaning talk has got to stop

Keep the Ass o� the Whitehouse grass, it’s all Dewey

Dwight Eisenhower - 1956

Not just peanuts

You’re just not that over him

Le audience:

Le audience:Get an extra load of bu�er, caramel with it

I still like lke

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h�p://www.rantpolitical.com/2015/06/24/worst-presidential-nominees-of-all-time/

h�p://admissions.tu�s.edu/blogs/jumbo-talk/post/guide-to-the-worst-presidential-campaigns-ever/

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Barry Goldwater was aconservative Republicanwho emerged from a heavily democratic state.

George W Bush had served in the Texas Air National Guard.