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flashlarue
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Picked up for $1 today at a swap meet. Reagan always has been my favorite President. 1980 campaign pin
My favorite president, Reagan | ||
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Posted 1 month ago
flashlarue
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Picked up for $1 today at a swap meet. Reagan always has been my favorite President. 1980 campaign pin
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But not mine. LOL. Not that it matters here in Australia.
flashlarue, I concur with vetraio50's opinion. };-)
However, thank you for posting this, and drawing attention to the fact that the current political campaign slogan "Make America Great Again" isn't precisely new.
In the 1980 version, it begins with an implied "We" (Let's). Also, the 1980 slogan was never trademarked, and the modern version is:
https://tsdr.uspto.gov/documentviewer?caseId=sn85783371
Which brings up the question of whether political campaign slogans should be trademarked:
https://scholars.unh.edu/unh_lr/vol18/iss2/6/