In my quest to write funny and creative campaign slogans to help liven up the 08 Presidential campaign, I now turn my attention to Hillary Clinton. Here goes.

HRC — She’s The One For Me.

Elect Capitol Hillary — President!

It’s No Hill For A Hillary!

Hillary. Dillary. Dock. – Let Clinton The Future Unlock!

Hillary Handles Health Care!

Send Hillary’s Artillery To The White House!

From First Lady To First Lady President!

Give ‘Em Hillary!

It’s High Time For A Hillary!

8 More Clinton Years!

It looks like the upcoming Presidental race is going to be interesting. There are lots of candidates competing right now and some of them can be a little dull. So I thought I would do my patriotic duty and help spice up the campaigns a bit.

I am going to write campaign slogans for several of the candidates and post them on this blog. I will start with Barack Obama. So here goes!

Obama, Where Art Thou?

Barack Up The Votes For Obama!

Ba, Ba, Ba; Ba Ba Barack!

Vote For Barack And Roll!

Oh, Oh, Obama!

It’s Time To Barack The Boat!

Yo, Mama, Vote Obama!

Vote For B.O.

Barack Rocks!

Barack The Vote, Baby!

Barack Instead Of Iraq!

Knock, knock! Elect Barack!

End The Drama, Vote Obama!

You go, B.O.

#1 — The right to worship and obey God without being harassed or persecuted.

#2 — The right to publicly criticize the politicians and policy makers who hold power.

#3 — The freedom to publicly protest against and work to change unjust laws.

#4 — The right to due process of law, trial by jury, and the right not to be harassed by law enforcement.

#5 — The right to freely and publicly express my opinions, even when they are not popular.

#6 — The freedom to choose my own employment and/or start a business.

#7 — The right to live in any state, city, or neighborhood a person can afford.

#8 — The right to be a military conscientious objector.

#9 — The right to vote to choose government officials.

#10 — The freedom to travel without interference.

Money talks. I have in my hand two American pennies. Here is their two cents worth. One says (just above Lincoln’s head): “In God we trust.” The other penny also says: “In God we trust.”

Now that is good advice. If you are discouraged, disappointed, frustrated, angry, sad, or whatever; trust in God!

Teresa of Avila said: “Note how quickly people change, and so how little one can really trust them. So cling closely to God, Who never changes!” So, why not trust in God? It is on the money!

Perhaps we should read our money more often. And heed its two cents worth.

Motivation Quotation: “The only way to eliminate stress and pain is to stop doing the things that create it. It is easy to see what others do to us while we forget the drama we create for ourselves.” –Iyanla Vanzant

Comments on the Motivation Quotation: The good news: the stress and pain in our life can be eliminated! The not so good news: we will have to change our behavior and our thinking to ease our pain (and it won’t be easy).

We often are not able change what others do to us. If we focus on them and their behaviors toward us, we will become even more hurt and frustrated.

Our hope to ease our pain must be centered on what we can control; and that is our own behaviors and our own thinking. So, today, instead of blaming the behavior of others, why not take aim at your own behavior and work on self-improvement? Why not work extra hard to stop doing and to stop thinking the things that create and/or add to your stress and pain?

Ask yourself these questions: How am I adding to my stress and pain? How am I complicating my life? What are my self-destructive behaviors and self-destructive thoughts? How can I eliminate them from my life?

Then rewrite your life. Be a self-editor. Take the stressful drama scenes out of your life. Write in more joy and inspiration, mission and purpose.