My only suggestion is to pick a different name - "Young Constitutionalists" is long and somewhat tounge-tying. A shorter name would be better: "Young Patriots", "Liberty Students", or something like that...

Perhaps just "The CST". Short, catchy, and people will need to ask what "CST" means. Thinking out loud, it could stand for "Constitutional Students in Training"....or just "Constitutional Students"....or Constitution Party." I'll let others continue to brainstorm. I also want to add that CST with the soaring eagle logo might be a popular T-shirt design, once again with people needing to get into a conversation with the person wearing it to find out what the initials represent.

That is good - something that piques somebody's curiosoty will get them to ask, so even if they are not in agreement with aspects of our party, the name recognition will still get out. And for those who are in agreement, they will likely want to find out more.

(09-28-2009 01:57 PM)Bulldog76 Wrote:  That is good - something that piques somebody's curiosoty will get them to ask, so even if they are not in agreement with aspects of our party, the name recognition will still get out. And for those who are in agreement, they will likely want to find out more.

If I may add more input, initials are often popular on campus since campuses have many organizations including fraternities and sororities which are both often known by three letters.....T-shirts need not necessarily be red or blue. Your organization could pick maroon, black, and gold (either the Pitt Steeler "gold" or Fla State/ND gold) for T-shirts since it has an Abercrombie and Fitch or Phat Farm look to it. The previous sentence is not an endorsement for A & F or Phat Farm, just using it as an example of designing something that students may also want to buy (in addition to traditional red, white, and blue).