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General Category => Politics/Government => Topic started by: 240B on November 29, 2014, 12:15:22 am
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http://nation.foxnews.com/2014/11/28/devastating-anti-obama-video-sends-shockwaves-through-thanksgiving (http://nation.foxnews.com/2014/11/28/devastating-anti-obama-video-sends-shockwaves-through-thanksgiving)
This ad is coming to your televisions this Thanksgiving from Conservative War Chest.
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The ad is for Cassidy in Louisiana
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The ad is for Cassidy in Louisiana
Correct. Landrieu is toast. Everyone knows it, even the Dems know it.
She is nothing but a politial opportunist. She does not live in Louisiana, and she does not give a damn about Louisiana. I mean, why should she? She has already said they are all backwood racists and sexists.
Unlike herself, of course, who is so refined and elite.
When she said all people from the South are racists and sexists, then she was saying one of two things about herself. She was either saying that she herself is a racist and a sexist, or, she was saying that she is not from the South.
Now that I think about it, that would be an excellent question to ask her.
"Ms. Landrieu, when you said that people in the South have a history of racism and sexism, are you saying that you yourself have a history of racisim and sexism, or were you saying that you are not from the South?"
She would crap herself if anyone asked her that. LOL
Either way, she loses.
Bottom line is, she is a fool and a political hack. The sooner she is gone, the better off America will be.
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That ad was terrific, it should be re-worked slightly and shown everywhere...
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That ad was terrific, it should be re-worked slightly and shown everywhere...
Reworked how? I did notice that was going a little fast to read the quotes they were putting up. Maybe that is what you mean.
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240b asks:
[[ Reworked how? I did notice that was going a little fast to read the quotes they were putting up. Maybe that is what you mean. ]]
Actually, I was thinking the references to the Louisiana senate race could be clipped off at the end of the ad, with the intent of making it more "nationally specific".
But you're right -- the quotes go by a little too quickly. They might have to edit out one or two of them, to give more time to those remaining. That wouldn't hurt the overall impact of the add, which is very hard-hitting.
Why can't there be -more- Republican ads like this?
To answer my own question, perhaps the answer lies in "Occam's Razor":
Because the Republicans don't want them!
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That ad was terrific, it should be re-worked slightly and shown everywhere...
Agree.
Also agree it's just a little too long. But, this is the message we need to get out.