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Southern Patriot Donating Member (295 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Sep-14-04 10:36 PM
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Game, set, match--- "The Ad That Beats Bush"
Check out this Village Voice article with imaginary Kerry ad... http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0437/barrett.php

Article excerpt:

With all its metered focus groups, the Kerry campaign remains blind to the core weakness of the Bush campaign. It is not Iraq, still a 50-50 proposition with American voters. The economy is backdrop when life-and-death fear grips us. It is the abject failure of the Bush team to make America safer—either by corralling the killers or raising the defenses. Three times as many Americans died in two hours on 9-11 than have died in 18 months in Iraq, and the country trembles with belief that many more could die tomorrow. No one better embodies the dismal three-year Bush record on terror than bin Laden and Zawahiri, who resurfaced in a new tape just last week looking healthy and threatening, an ace in a card deck the White House has yet to deal.

Kerry would have to have a pretty strong proposal to back up how HE WILL MAKE US SAFER but it could be a KICKASS ad campaign--- not just a single ad but a series.
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