Last year, the internet had some fun with the fact that President Trump’s proposed 2020 campaign slogan, "Keep America Great," had already been used by The Purge horror franchise. According to ...

The "Promises Made, Promises Kept" slogan that President Trump accused Mayor de Blasio of swiping has been a staple of political campaigns at least as far back at the 1968 Democratic National ...

It’s only “natural” that President Trump’s reelection campaign is seeking copyright approval to use the same slogan as the “The Purge” movie franchise, says one producer. The third ...

Seattle’s "metronatural" slogan appears to have died, sources close to the moniker have reported. It was 5. Born Oct. 20, 2006, the slogan’s birthday was immediately memorialized as ...

Boston Red Sox fan Bill de Blasio stuck his foot in his mouth during the 50th Anniversary celebration of the Mets’ first-ever World Series win in 1969, addressing the crowd at CitiField with the ...

According to HuffPost, this hasn’t dissuaded the Commander-in-Chief from sticking with the slogan, and the films' producers aren’t at all surprised. Though The Purge producers Andrew Form and Brad ...

On the campaign trail, 2024 GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump has aggressively voiced his support of fossil fuels — often repeating the Republican "drill, baby, drill" slogan of the 2010s ...

The slogan, however, isn’t a unique one or coined by Trump. President Bill Clinton and his vice president Al Gore used the slogan in their re-election campaign in 1996.

However, South African legend and former RCB star AB de Villiers has recently revealed that he was told by his teammate and legendary India batter Virat Kohli to not use the slogan at all.