I see she pulled the "rats" trick on the cover.From www.artlex.com:
And, from www.amazon.com:
...A U.S. presidential campaign television commercial made by Alex Castellanos, and broadcast in September of 2000, included a frame flashing the word "RATS" across the screen.
The advertisement touted Bush's plan for adding prescription drugs to Medicare, arguing that senior citizens will have more control over their health care under Bush's proposal. Gore's plan, the ad said, will be run by bureaucrats.
Words appear on the screen to echo the announcer's message: "The Gore prescription plan: Bureaucrats decide." But just as the
announcer says "bureaucrats decide," the word "RATS," in large, white capital letters, fills the black screen.
This ad was pulled off the air amid allegations that candidate George W. Bush's supporters were trying to send a subliminal message about his opponent, Al Gore.
Bush maintained the placement of the message was "not intentional." Outside analysts said they found it hard to believe the word was not deliberately placed. "The word 'RATS' is so carefully superimposed. It's not like it just randomly appears on the screen," said Darrell West, an expert on political advertising at Brown University...
Hmmm...
