Together, Madison Avenue can do better than the Dems’ rehashed slogan

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The Democrats need a slogan. But instead of turning to the very folks who can help—like the ad copywriters who have crafted catchy jingles for years—the Dems have so far adopted an awkward line that’s a variation on one used in Sen. John Kerry’s 2004 presidential campaign. “Together, America can do better” is no “Morning in America,” the line which helped Ronald Reagan. This mediocre, ungrammatical phrase didn’t work for Kerry, but that hasn’t stopped the Dems.

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