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A return to issues?

Posted at 1:54 PM on October 27, 2010 by Bob Collins (1 Comments)
Filed under: Marketing and advertising, Politics

What would happen if the actors, actresses, models, and marketing people who make the political advertising we've been subjected to, refused to participate in anything that wasn't a real issue?

This site -- it's really AARP -- creates the fantasy.

(h/t: Jason Barnett)

Comments (1)

They would probably be mocked as latte-sipping limousine liberals who are ignoring the real issue: voter fraud by the New Black Panthers.

Posted by TJ | October 27, 2010 2:55 PM

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