From left to right: Obama, Romney, Cameron, Miliband, Clegg:

They're not even trying with the slogans any more.

change is such a catchy yet vague slogan on which to run for power - we all want change - shame that as you point out it doesnt matter which way you vote its the same shit different muppet as the figurehead.

thoreau wrote: You would sort of hope that after Obama ran on a slogan of "Change you can believe in", and continued (or extended) all of Bush's most controversial policies, and the Tories and Lib Dems both clearly copied this strategy, and also changed nothing at all whatsoever, despite the fact that I had people tell me that the Lib Dems would do so, that Miliband and Romney wouldn't be able to use exactly the same strategy and slogans again.

No matter which one you elect, all you'll end up with in your pocket is change.

Politicians seem fixed on the word 'change' I suppose because it's kind of emotive, and it would seem like they're allied to the thoughts of the people

Glad to see you here wake_up_bomb. We had one or two pleasant exchanges in that other place (I was a different bird there). How are the book sales going?

Magpie wrote: I can't guess who you were, unfortunately, but nice to see you here anyway!

I've signed a contract with a publisher, written an updated version and sent them the final manuscript (although I will end up having to edit it again, I'm sure), so it should appear in hard copy quite soon. I've started writing another book now, which I'm aiming to finish in roughly the next six months, so I'm hoping (assuming!) the same publisher will be interested as I've had quite a bit of dialogue with them now.

So the word change is used ...errrr and

Do you not want the world changed, do you not want the political systems changed how banks operate changed

is the answer that theres a black guy, presumably stealing the microphone, on the far left?

Smacks of desperation like an alcoholic or gambler who keeps promising they will change after they have stolen off you time and time again
Good change?Bad change?Change underwear?Change at paddington?

Milliband is the only one with a concave face?

dubmeup wrote: I never noticed that before, that's a good answer.

Romney is the only one with the boaby being inserted in his ear?

Is it wrong to have a crush on Clegg? I think I just want to mother him, which is odd, as I'm a bloke.

Ab Origine wrote:
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Chicken...

Ab Origine wrote:
Abs, you know I love you but yes, yes it is.

Good to see you posting again, WUB.

I'm tempted to gift wrap some coins and send them off to Obama and Romney with a complimentary note.
"This is the only tangible change to come out of this country, and even this isn't backed by anything."

Please update us on the progress of your book. I'd like to purchase a copy.

- Indy

wake_up_bomb wrote:
They put a bit of effort into one of Australia's election slogans, must have been difficult coming up with this as its so different to anything seen before...



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Hilary, Kevin, and a couple of horus seals.