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djean111

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1. As a POLITICAL ad, it is not stupid, I think.

Reply to flyingfysh (Original post)

Sat Sep 1, 2012, 02:52 PM

Sep 2012

He is going for the votes of those who don't believe in regulations, and who would be happy catching every last fish this year, and think the government is lying.
Also, "anyone with any brains" - this is campaign stuff, brains are not welcome.

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Scott Brown is running a dumb ad in Massachusetts [View all] flyingfysh Sep 2012 OP

As a POLITICAL ad, it is not stupid, I think. djean111 Sep 2012 #1

Will the church lady remind him how stupid his ad is? CK_John Sep 2012 #2

Does anyone care what brown says? We know it's going to be an inaccurate distortion or outright lie. geckosfeet Sep 2012 #3

stupid ads for stupid people. iemitsu Sep 2012 #4

effective political rhetoric has very little to do with factual correctness phantom power Sep 2012 #5

When I saw the subject line rox63 Sep 2012 #6

It's very effective - it makes him look like he cares. Plus, he gets to look "outdoorsy." reformist2 Sep 2012 #7