Where are the ads using bush's own appearances/words against him?

[Skip Intro]

I'm talking about seeing actual clips of bush saying (or appearing with the phrase):

"I'm a uniter, not a divider"

"Mission Accomplished"

"mushroom clouds"

"I hit the trifecta"

and arrogant snicker after arrogant snicker after arrogant snicker...

With a tag line like: "george w. bush - what IS his plan - for YOU ?"

I really want to see an ad like that.

[caffefwee]

1. Where are the ads showing him just sitting for seven minutes

That would be a powerful ad. Where is it?

[blondeatlast]

2. I had the same idea--those seven minutes, no sound except the

muffled sounds in the classroom.

No voiceovers or music.

[w13rd0]

4. a seven minute commercial of sient uncurious george...

...would be very expensive. us citizens don't have the attention span for that...

[Skip Intro]

6. But has it ever been done? We really don't know the effect -

Imagine someone having time to go to the restroom, coming back seeing that "he's still there." They watch, then attention falters - they go make a sandwich, and come back to see that,"he's still there."

And if the media storm of the swift boat liars is something, can you imagine the play a seven-minute ad of junior not acting in a national emergency would get?

Way expensive, I'm sure. I'm not even sure if it's doable (maybe they could split it up between segments of CSI or something). But effective - I think the only way to really know is to do it. I think it has the potential to be decisive.

[Nite Owl]

3. I really thought that the

DNC was going to blitz with those kind of ads this month. I'm very disappointed that they don't or won't and that's why I sent money to moveon and not them.

[TheDonkey]

8. This campaign hasn't started yet, DNC needs to conserve money

this fall is going to be rough. Look at the drama now and it's only August... think of October.

[PA Democrat]

5. Or how about "I believe in a HUMBLE foreign policy"

or that our troops should not be used for "nation building".

[dennis4868]

7. and....

"4 million new jobs"