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Trump applies for trademark of his 2020 re-election slogan “Keep America Great”
Donald Trump stopped an interview for some time and asked lawyer to register the phrase “Keep America Great” both with and without an exclamation point.
Washington, Jan 25: President Donald Trump is clearly confident he'll achieve his campaign promise to "Make America Great Again."
Never straying far from his business roots, Trump has already submitted an application to trademark the slogan he plans to use for his 2020 re-election run: "Keep America Great." Records from the United States Patent and Trademark Office show that the president applied on Wednesday -- before he was even sworn into office -- to trademark the phrase, both with and without an exclamation point.
It covers usage from bumper stickers to clothing to fundraising. The applicant was New York-based Donald J. Trump for President, Inc. The applications are pending, awaiting review by the trademark office.
Trump
told
The
Washington
Post
last
week
that
he
had
chosen
"Keep
America
Great!"
as
his
re-election
slogan.
According
to
the
newspaper's
report,
he
shouted
for
a
lawyer
in
the
middle
of
the
interview.
A
lawyer
came
within
two
minutes,
and
was
instructed
to
file
a
trademark
for
the
phrase,
the
paper
said.
Trump
then
resumed
the
interview.
Trump
told
the
Post
that
he
came
up
with
his
"Make
America
Great
Again!"
campaign
slogan
on
November
7,
2012,
the
day
after
Republican
Mitt
Romney
lost
to
Democrat
Barack
Obama.
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