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Three-word slogan generator: create your own political catchphrase

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How useful! ^_^Article is about Australia but the slogan generator works quite well for U.S. pols too.

Three-word slogan generator: create your own political catchphrase

Slogans are coming thick and fast from both parties in this election. Now you can create your own with our slogan generator

A new way. A stronger Australia. Stop the boats.

When prime minister Kevin Rudd announced the election on Sunday, he said: "Three-word slogans won't solve complex problems. They never have. And they never will."

He claimed Australia faces a "choice between a new way for the future – with positive plans for managing the economic challenges we face – as opposed to the old negative politics and three-word slogans of the past".

Nevertheless, the Labor party unveiled a three-word slogan of their own: "A new way".

So, like it or not, three-word slogans are coming thick and fast in this election. Some would argue three words is the perfect length: it gets you a verb or adjective plus a noun and an article. It's all you need, really.

From Margaret Thatcher's "Labour Isn't Working" to Barack Obama's "Yes We Can", the three-word political slogan has a rich history.

And just in case you haven't had enough three-word slogans already, we've built a slogan generator so you can make your own. Share your favourites in the comments.

CLICK TO GO TO THE SLOGAN GENERATOR: http://interactive.guim.co.uk/australia/2013/august/slogangen/slogan-generator.html

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/aug/05/australian-election-slogan-generator?INTCMP=SRCH

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