Political messaging and the rise of catchy slogans
Strategists advocate positive taglines to sway voters, highlighting themes like ending paycheck discrimination and recognizing working mothers. The piece traces how Republicans and Democrats deploy simple phrases such as Obamacare and 1 percent to shape perceptions, with polling showing mixed effectiveness and ongoing debate about messaging strategy.
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Ukraine braces for limited voting as separatists threaten turnout
Ukraine faces disrupted polls as authorities report about 10 percent of the population in Donetsk and Luhansk cannot vote. Pro Russian militants hold many areas and threaten those who try to cast ballots. Voters face a split election with Poroshenko leading and a runoff possible if no candidate clears 50 percent.
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Sergei Tihipko
Arseny Yatsenyuk
Voters Committee of
Oleksandr Chernenko
Crimea
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