The Feed - News That Doesn't Hurt

The multi-faced slogan and sign approach to political events is traditional where some of the original political signs in the 19th century were boxes on a stick (no top or bottom) giving four faces for a slogan.  The United States just does this and it is not a new thing.  The only thing missing in the President George W. Bush photograph of the political event is more American Flags are needed.  Some early 20th century events would have American Flags everywhere just like drapes and tapestries to give the impression that the American Dream is being born there with the politicians.  The colors selected are traditional colors of politics where there can be red, white, blue, gold leafing and bordering, and contrasting dark colors for visual designs, letters, and effects; these colors can be seen on C-Span with the Senate and House of Representatives: gives that President Lincoln of the Union facing the Confederates Civil War feeling of patriotic pride that I have observed in some films.  The President George W. Bush photograph of the event showing the "Plan For Victory" slogan is nice and is very patriotic for Americans, and this is with the observation that every different nation and different culture has their own selection of patriotic colors--watch oriental television and you can see the difference in the selection of colors with different sets of values when compared to the United States of America.