"We talked about change when we were up; we talked about change where we were down. This change thing must be catching on." -- B. Hussein Obama
"I am the candidate that can bring change." -- Mrs. Bill Clinton
"With Bill Richardson, you get change and you get experience. You have to have experience to change things." -- Bill Richardson
"My friends, I am most proud of the change that I brought about..." -- John McCain
"There's a tide of change sweeping New Hampshire and America" -- Mitt Romney
I can change my clothes.
I got change for a twenty.
"I am the candidate that can bring change." -- Mrs. Bill Clinton
"With Bill Richardson, you get change and you get experience. You have to have experience to change things." -- Bill Richardson
"My friends, I am most proud of the change that I brought about..." -- John McCain
"There's a tide of change sweeping New Hampshire and America" -- Mitt Romney
I can change my clothes.
I got change for a twenty.
Hey buddy, got some spare change for a cup of coffee?
My change can beat up your change!
We got some changin' goin' on over here.
What the heck does "change" mean?
It is a worthless platitude. Any politician who uses it automatically drops a couple of notches in my book. It is a way of playing on people's fears that things are going the wrong direction without having to name anything specific that you would do differently.
What are you going to do? Change!
What does that mean? Anything different than what we are doing now.
Didn't Hitler change Germany? What makes you think that change is automatically a good thing? More importantly, what makes you think that any kind of change is equal to any other kind? Are we supposed to be impressed by your arguing about who is "the candidate of change?"
My change can beat up your change!
We got some changin' goin' on over here.
What the heck does "change" mean?
It is a worthless platitude. Any politician who uses it automatically drops a couple of notches in my book. It is a way of playing on people's fears that things are going the wrong direction without having to name anything specific that you would do differently.
What are you going to do? Change!
What does that mean? Anything different than what we are doing now.
Didn't Hitler change Germany? What makes you think that change is automatically a good thing? More importantly, what makes you think that any kind of change is equal to any other kind? Are we supposed to be impressed by your arguing about who is "the candidate of change?"
In 1992, Bill Clinton used the mantra of "change" extensively, but after 8 years as VP, Clinton clone wannabe Al Gore also campaigned on a "change" platform. I fully expect to see the incumbent proclaiming herself to be the candidate of change in 2012.
Don't hide behind this empty word!
Come on, give me some substance. Tell me specifically what you are going to do. What is your vision for America and what policies are you going to implement to get us there?
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