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2 documents for democratic-republican party slogans

- Bush Gears up for November: his father disliked 'the vision thing,' but this President Bush is counting on big ideas to win re-election.
... that infuses existing state and local party operations with new recruits, money, technology, a... job is to devise six campaign poster slogans, bumper stickers, or planks in the Republican and ...
- New York Times Upfront
- Vol. 136 Nbr. 9, February 2004
- 'Sowing useful truths and principles': the Danbury Baptists, Thomas Jefferson, and the 'wall of separation.'
The phrase 'wall of separation between church and state,' used by Thomas Jefferson in a letter to the Danbury Baptist Association in 1802, has proved to be an influential metaphor in the longstanding debate over relations between church and state in the US. The wall metaphor was not originated by Jefferson, but had been used before by Roger Williams and by James Burgh, a Scottish writer admired by Jefferson. Jefferson's use of the wall metaphor in the Danbury letter was cited by the Supreme Court in 1878, although the metaphor has also been criticized as a misrepresentation of the First Amendment.

... who Jefferson "entrusted with important party responsibilities in Connecticut," was well placed ...And slogans are poor tools with which to fashion public policy...
- Journal of Church and State
- Vol. 39 Nbr. 3, June 1997