Strange but true campaign slogans

POSTED: 10:35 AM PDT Aug 28, 2012 UPDATED: 11:00 PM PDT Aug 28, 2012

From the wacky to the downright weird, check out these strange but true campaign slogans.

Slogans - Franklin Roosevelt — 12 / 16

Library of Congress

Sunflowers Die in November -- 1936 presidential slogan of Franklin D. Roosevelt. It references his opponent Alfred Landon's home state flower and the month of the presidential election.

Slogans - Generic

Slogans - William Henry Harrison

Slogans - Franklin Pierce

Slogans - Abraham Lincoln

Slogans - Horatio Seymour

Slogans - Ullysses Grant

Slogans - James Blaine

Slogans - Benjamin Harrison

Slogans - William McKinley

Slogans - Herbert Hoover

Slogans - Aflred Landon

Slogans - Franklin Roosevelt

Slogans - Harry Truman

Slogans - Eugene McCarthy

Slogans - Lyndon Johnson

Slogans - Bill Clinton

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