101 U.S. Test- Slogans

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tippecanoe and tyler too: used by the Whigs party in 1840; william Henry Harrison; the hero of the battle of Tippecanoe
Every Man A King: Louisiana senator Huey Long's Share Our Wealth movement during the Great Depression
A Public Office is a Public Turst: 1884 dem. slogan reminding voters that rep. can James G. Blaine is a continental liar from the stat of Maine
Nixon's the One: Rep. slogan in teh 1968 pres. campaign used by the demo on posters bearing the photograph of a very pregnant black women
Dont swap Horses in teh middle of the stream: Reelect Lincoln in 1864
In your guts, you know he's nuts: 1884 slogan used in 1892
A choice not an echo: Postwar Rallying cry of conservative Republicans opposed to nominating republicans
He kept us out of war: Martin henry Glynn, a former governor of NY; 1916 democratic convention which nominated woodrow willison for a second term
54 degree 40 minute or fight: demorcratic rallying cry in the 18944 presidential campaign referring to the dispute over Pacific Northwest
We do our part: The Motto of NRA; National recovery adminstration
A chicken in every pot: Republicans in the 1928 presidential campaign; Collidge prosperity
Vote yourself a farm: Republican party's promise in the 1860
Had Enough: 1948 presidential campaign of their candidate, Thomas E. Dewey: after twelve years of democratic rule

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