sloganising

The abolition of the Fairness Doctrine in 1987, which required all broadcasters fairly to represent all points of view, has created a mass media shouting, ranting, sloganising and overwhelmingly from the political right.

What hope is there for us if America is driven to the brink of meltdown? | Will Hutton 2011

One recalls the events of May 1968 as much for its meaningless sloganising as anything.

Beneath the paving stones - the beach! 2008

And along with a certain amount of vapid sloganising we still got a surprising depth of policy debate too.

The influence of television on the general election Peter Bazalgette 2010

One recalls the events of May 1968 as much for its meaningless sloganising as anything.

Archive 2008-02-10 2008

Labour bloggers seem unable to move beyond the sloganising, jargonizing and general invective that so characterizes their politics generally: it is like one big long Demo with its ritual chants and bogeymen.

Archive 2007-06-03 2007

I suppose it comes from a party which conducts its electioneering on the basis of slogans rather than meaningful observations: this was full of jargonizing and sloganising of the worst sort and as such was really very anodyne.

Archive 2007-05-27 2007

Because I'm not convinced that a foreign policy determined by feel-good sloganising and emotion-driven rash misjudgements is necessarily the sort of foreign policy that's in our, or anyone else's, best interests.

John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting... 2009

Because I'm not convinced that a foreign policy determined by feel-good sloganising and emotion-driven rash misjudgements is necessarily the sort of foreign policy that's in our, or anyone else's, best interests.

A Georgian Folly 2009

Meanwhile, he has mobilised legions of the ignorant and the naive with vague and ofen nonsensical sloganising. destroyed: -

John Terry’s sacking as England captain tells us something interesting... 2009

Even more flagrantly, his announcement that "I don't want to carry on with politics as usual" with its "old tired political discourse" and "sloganising" is a direct hit at Cameron's campaign pledge calling for an end to the "Punch and Judy politics" of Westminster.

Gordon Brown, Charlie Whelan and Me 2007