Showing posts with label rebranding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rebranding. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 13, 2010

Style over substance

I hope you like our new billboard campaign


(credit)

And you can see some of the ideas we had along the way here.


Friday, November 14, 2008

I am Obama

Wicked. It's time for change, innit?

Bruvvers and sisters, my homie Mr Black Obama is the man. And soon I will be the man too.

We can bring about real change in Washington and Westminster. A new broom, not an old hand. Can we fix it? Yes we can! 

Whether it is the south side of Chicago, or the dorm room at Eton (Slytherin house), we have our roots in the community. We two true blues could hardly be more similar. In fact have you ever seen us both in the same place at the same time? There's a reason for that.

Monday, October 29, 2007

One-legged Lithuanian Lesbians

Of course it was not meant to come out quite like that.

My remark about one-legged lithuanian lesbians was not intended to convey and disrespect or hostility towards disabled people, lithuanians or lesbians in particular. No.

You see the modern Conservative party does not, like the Conservative party of old, represent only the interests of some able-bodied, british public school educated, heterosexual elite. We have realised that the electoral arithmetic means we must extend the boundaries of the recognised elite a little, and appear to extend it a lot.

And how do we tell these people that are only disabled, or only lithuanian, or only lesbian, that they might be considered for admission to this elite? By expressing how much better they are than anybody who has the misfortune of being all three!

I love it!

Hat tip: Cicero

Tuesday, March 27, 2007

Half a million well spent I think

My dear readers,

I hope you have noticed the blog redesign reflecting the new values of the new Conservative Party.

You will find the following new features on the new right hand side of the new page:
  • The all-important new mission statement
  • New resources for reaching out to Labour and the Lib Dems
  • The latest news about the Conservative Party
The green and blue colour scheme represents the fusion of the ideals of the Green Party and the Conservative Party. Where the Green Party would make everybody poor to save the planet, and we used to only care about the rich, the new Conservative Party will keep the poor poor, to keep the planet nice for the rich. Or something like that, we're still consulting, obviously.

Sunday, September 17, 2006

How to identify trees from large distance. Number 8: The scribble

If you imagine the green represents the ideas flowing forth from a young new young party leader like myself, you will see that it looks very green, and while it originates somewhere on the right, it is blowing quite emphatically towards the left. The whole structure, however still leans to the right. Quite brilliant. Several kilos of cocaine well spent, I think.