Since campaign buttons traditionally came out just before ... The reference was to a well-known New Yorker cartoon in which a daughter turned away broccoli by saying, “I say it’s spinach ...

Before you begin drafting that email about how we're comparing the president-elect to a cartoon supervillain ... Quadruple the number of campaign buttons. We'll give the voters of this city ...

We picked up bumper stickers, pamphlets and, best of all, campaign buttons. There was a big white bucket of buttons at each office, and we could help ourselves. No one seemed to pay much attention ...

One of the oldest and most popular ways to express political pride is to wear it right on your body, in the form of a campaign button. Buttons and pins have been a part of election culture since ...

Campaign buttons are not always a product of the official campaign. Due to the simplicity of campaign logos, small changes can be made to void trademark claims while remaining recognizable to the ...

One of my little hobbies beyond (but related to) animated cartoons is collecting buttons of cartoon characters. Specifically, I like promotional buttons relating to animated features, TV shows and ...

Above, Cartoon Network’s original logo, and its more recent version. According to Cartoon Network, the channel’s new “brand expansion” will take place across all platforms (on-line, on-air ...

"I've never seen these buttons," Craig Smith [said]. "Don't have them, haven't seen them." Smith oversaw state operations for Mr. Clinton's campaign in 1992, before moving on to work in the ...

Campaign buttons, not so much. These days, political buttons seem hard to find. Most political campaigns are not producing them. Their supporters are not wearing them. “Campaign buttons are one ...

Liberal Leader Mark Carney said Monday it was "totally unacceptable" for some members of the party's war room to plant phoney campaign buttons at a conservative gathering in Ottawa last week ...