"Change that matters", right. I guess the assertion that something matters is supposed to be more convincing than just stating that you can believe in it. Here are my red-letter editions:
What's with the letter D? The abbreviation seems to be at best a reduction of the brand, and is possibly an attempt to run away from the label. Doesn't it look like the (D) which you see next to a candidates name? So a Democrat going door to door will now say "If you believe in change that matters, look for the 'D'! Vote fo the 'D' People! Remember, D equals change that matters!"
The circle is dumb as well. I'd like to know the reasoning behind the logo. If the Dems still lose big and complain to the logo designer he/she can always quote Obama on the failed stimulus and say "Well, without the new logo you would have lost even more seats."
There was an old Democratic party logo? And it was worse?
ReplyDeleteUhhh, it was a donkey, remember?
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