Grampa, did you vote for Donald Trump?

[marble falls]

[LiberalArkie]

1. DAMNNNNNNNN

[NoMoreRepugs]

2. 2 words - HOLY SHIT!

[infullview]

3. Killer!

[mountain grammy]

4. It's the kid with the daisy..

[marble falls]

7. Well, her grandaughter, anyways!

[AwakeAtLast]

12. YES!

Wow, is that effective!

[chowder66]

5. That brought tears of disgust to my eyes. Wow. nt

[dameatball]

22. same here

[N_E_1 for Tennis]

6. Silence is a very powerful weapon...nt

[JT45242]

8. WOW!!

I studied the Diasy Spot ad when I took political campaign classes in college... that silence and look of dreda on his face. POWERFUL.

Thye need to run that during whatever Senate debates are still happening and every NFL and NCAA game.

Then put a few on Fox and Friends just to make him Trump go apoplectic.

[MyOwnPeace]

29. Nah!

BunkerBoy would only be proud of his name on the buildings!

[KS Toronado]

9. WOW, get thee to prime time TV.

[Heartstrings]

10. Powerful!

Thanks for posting!

[PatSeg]

11. Wow, very powerful!

[dchill]

13. Literally, goose bumps.

[nuxvomica]

14. I'm the 45th rec

Please someone be the 46th!

[Roc2020]

15. oh my!

my eyes got so big watching that I almost saw through the computer

[Tommymac]

16. Hope Grandpa's are still alive in 2030.

Vote like your life depends on it.

Because it does.

Joe & Kamala 2020

[marble falls]

17. I hope the grand kid is too.

[Tommymac]

18. True.

[Canoe52]

19. K AND F#CKING R!

[CanonRay]

20. Shitfire. Best ad I've ever seen.

and I remember the daisy ad.

[Upthevibe]

21. Chilling........

We need to continue fighting!

[LymphocyteLover]

23. HOLY FUCK-- best ad yet!

[James48]

24. Better than DAISY!

Memorable!

Brilliant

[PunkinPi]

25. K&R

That sent a cold chill up my spine. Excellent ad!

[calimary]

26. DEVASTATING!!!

DAAAAAAAAAAAAYUM.




And you know the kids are gonna ask that very question someday. As Art Linkletter used to say - "kids say the darnedest things."

[rwsanders]

27. WAY TOO OPTIMISTIC!

It makes a great point, but they should be dressed in rags huddled over a fire in a 55 gallon drum.
Climate change is coming.

[Dark n Stormy Knight]

34. I see what you mean, but maybe that would allow people to not see themselves in the situation.

Btw, the climate change ad is excellent. I hadn't seen that one.

[soldierant]

48. I had the same thought. People need to be able to see themselves

[Pepsidog]

42. Wow

[Ligyron]

51. Brutal

K and R for it alone.

[Paladin]

28. I've made plenty of mistakes in my lifetime.

Voting for trump isn't one of them, and I'll be pleased to share that information with my beloved grandkids.

Great political ad, hope it gets the widest possible circulation.

[marble falls]

31. Plenty of mistakes here, too. None of them was voting for Trump. I can't be totally condemned.

[lagomorph777]

30. I'm choked up.

That's heavy.

[RGTIndy]

32. Is that ad running anywhere on television?

I know a lot of these ads are "online" only but I don't think most online ads reach "grampa".

[Dark n Stormy Knight]

33. Wow!

I hope this is being seen everywhere!

[tom_kelly]

35. Very good

[drmeow]

36. HO LY F**K

WOW!

[Mr.Bill]

37. Did anyone notice the unspoken message

near the end when the shot of the buildings showed how filthy the air was?

[scarletwoman]

38. Yup. Definitely noticed that.

[soldierant]

53. Actually I did - not the first time - but i went back after

someone mentioned Trump's name on the buildings, and looked harder.

[SergeStorms]

39. When my grandchildren ask me if I voted for Donald Trump...

at least I can say, "No sweetheart, I voted for an honest American".

[Pepsidog]

40. Never thought I would see an ad like that.

[BobTheSubgenius]

41. WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW

What a powerful, yet not bombastic ad.

[Duppers]

45. You posted my thought.

[pfitz59]

43. In some respects we are there.

I live in Downtown Seattle. I am surrounded by Amazonia. Dozens of buildings held hostage by Bezos, Inc. Amazon jerks the city around on taxation and zoning, while treating its workers like slaves. The descent into corporate madness has to end.

[BComplex]

56. That's going to be the war. Trump is just one battle in the war. Elizabeth Warren has a PLAN

for that!

But it's going to take all of us, fighting non-stop, since Citizens United. I wish Biden and Harris will start fighting that war in a way that is very aggressive.

They need to start by instantly removing Amy Coney Barrett as a judge due to the illegitimacy of her confirmation and testimony.

[warmfeet]

44. I voted for Hillary.

the Rump was never an option for me.

[gristy]

46. Powerful.

Oh, my.

[Celerity]

47. wowowowow! close to the best advert so far, deffo top 5

[volstork]

49. Powerful.

Damning.

[dreamland]

50. Why isn't this out prime time? It needs to be shown.

[Illumination]

54. "The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good people to do nothiing" Edmund

Burke, Author & Philosopher...

[FailureToCommunicate]

55. Wow! Powerful ! I can tell my grandkids I DIDN"T vote from Trump, but a lot of jerks didn't vote

at all (in the states that mattered).

"Hillary isn't perfect, so what's the difference if I don't bother to vote"

May they all smolder in Hell, reflecting on their terrible choice of inaction.

Oh, yeah, and Putin and his troll farm henchmen should be "down there" too.

Great ad, thanks for posting it marble falls!

[marble falls]

58. What really got me regarding the "I'm protest 'no voting' Hillary" is that they didn't vote ...

for any of the down ticket offices either.

Hillary Clinton was far and above the experience level needed to be a good President. Trump's still not there yet.

Joe Biden has what it takes.

[niyad]

57. WOW!!!! Listening to the stomping boots in the background, chilling. .

[jimmyzvoice]

59. Excellent...

on a par with the infamous daisy ad against Goldwater in 1964. I hope it makes on television in the waining days before November 3rd. A good, final incentive, to vote. Let's make it the biggest landslide ever.

[electric_blue68]

60. Fucking WOAAH!!!!! 😲 👏👏👏👏👏

Holy Shite, that was AMAZING!

I was a bit too young and didn't really follow LBJ v Goldwater; so I'm not sure if I saw it then. It's possible since I was watching TV, and I sure knew what an Atomic Bomb was.

So I either saw it then, or in a few years saw it in some documentary about the '64 Election. I turned against the war in '67 so I was getting active polititically so I'd been paying attention to TV and printed media.