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Posted on 02/07/2012 10:03:16 AM PST by VU4G10
The creative minds behind the ad are in the agency’s Portland, Ore., branch. Aaron Allen designed a poster for the 2008 Obama campaign and Jimm Lasser designed a basketball sneaker called the “Obama Force One,” with an image of the president on the soles and the message “A Black Man Runs and a Nation Is Behind Him.” Lasser displayed the shoe in a 2008 gallery exhibition with the tagline “The Dunk on McCain.”
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DANG, wish I’d written that headline.
( That’s the second time that happened to me today. I had a piece going called “We Are All Catholics Now” and some other writer has one published today by that name. )
Chrysler spends $7 million on this commercial and not even a Thank You to the American Taxpayer for bailing them out.
Well, we give thanks for giving us years of blaming Bush. It is three years gone and you still blame Ole George? Get a life and think about the true blame. So sad if this is what you think when you go for Barry's b.s.
We have a half-assed half breed in the White House and a collection of half-assed half-wits in the Congress.
Conservative talk radio, Rush, Hannity et al should just play about 90 seconds of this radio interview with the Chrysler/Fiat CEO the morning after the ad - starting at about 4:07. Some very conservative comments: "I think the fundamental values that drive this country are sacred..." etc.
http://wjr.com/FlashPlayer/default.asp?SPID=34612&ID=2388908
You saw that subliminal message too? If you find the right Youtube video online, while you can't play it in slo-motion, you can repeatedly hit the pause/start button and see the subliminal message saying
It's true, I saw it......
Thanks for the heads up! See post #29, I forgot to CC you.......
“Hey Punk......you got PUNKED making this ad....”
Rush mentioned that Eastwood might have made the ad innocently and with patriotism, and wasn’t aware that he was being “played” by the White House.
FReeregards!
Double that cost. It was a two minute ad and if i heard correctly, they cost $3.5 mil per 30 secs.
That’s right more like $14 million
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