slogan, n.Definitions

The Slogan is for fifty years.

The Slogan is not to mistake slogans for solutions.

A Slogan is a modern commercial replacement for quality

Slogan is a good old American substitute for the facts.

A Slogan is a revolver that shoots lazy bullets.

The Slogan is both exciting and comforting, but also powerful opiates for the conscience.

A Slogan is a politician’s banner, often changed, but always held high above the voters’ brains

A Slogan is a popular catchphrase repeated relentlessly in Communist nations to promote Marxist ideology and in the West to sell toothpaste.