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[Tax-chick]

I think Obama’s text and graphic look really classy.

[Some Fat Guy in L.A.]

Can’t believe it took 2 people to write this - I wonder if they take turns using the one brain cell they own between them.

[okie01]

Back when I was in the ad biz, we called stuff like this "overthink".

[mrsmel]

Oh brother.

[Southack]

Irony:
Insisting that each election year sees office-holder-wanna-be’s sticking with the same theme of “change”

[Just another Joe]

Actually, webdings does, but very few would be able to read it.

[rtbwood]

My question is Change from WHAT to WHAT? Has anyone ever asked any of these advocates for CHANGE, just exactly what they would like to change? That might give us a clue as to their intentions. Just change for change sake may NOT be in our best interests. It might be from democracy to socialism for all we know. It might be from self reliance, and the American spirit of the rugged individual to government dependency, more welfare, assimilation of illegals into our society. It's just something to think about.

[Political Junkie Too]

Obviously, the default MS Word font changed the entire CBS News Organization!

-PJ

[IncPen]

All of these logos look like they were generated in 8th grade detention using MS Word

Huckabee - We don’t need his first name; the swoosh wastes space

Obama - Looks like a box for a curative for hemorrhoids. Indecisive colors, lower case, lacks confidence. Web address looks like an afterthought

McCain - Optima typeface, very 1986. The star graphic lockup says ‘military’; black and white says MIA flag. Call Ross Perot, John

Hillary - Can’t say Clinton, 3 stars unfurling on a toiletpaper flag, which about sums up her view of the constitution

Rudy - Bold, Big R for Republican, if in name only.

Edwards - First name separates him from all the other Edwards who are running. Lopsided, waste of space, meaningless (green for AlGore?) swoosh and star.

Political advertising.

Yuck.

[Arkancide]

I wonder about the significance of the three stars and three stripes. A third term?

Perhaps it's the number of states that will be left in the Union after 4 years of Hillary.

[SpaceBar]

What font says 'Change'?

For the kind of change they intend... Cyrillic.

[LibWhacker]

Don't know about change. Did find some animated dancing fonts, which kind of suggests change. But otherwise...

Absolutely, Hillary should use:

or maybe or

Someone ought to use this, though I don't know who:

Obama? Easy:

or

McCain? Also easy:

or some would uncharitably say

Do we have a candidate who is a:

?

Looked high and low. Couldn't find a Breck Girl font.