
- Election Day: Bradley or Bandwagon? Election effects to look out for. — 23/6
- Ads: The morning after? Advertising world critiques Obama's 30-minute infomercial. — Adweek
- RNC: Newt for RNC Chair? Could Gingrich lead the party out of the wilderness? — Townhall
- Gore: Better luck this time? Al Gore will return to Florida to campaign for Obama. — Politico
- Money: About time? Americans adopting prudent money habits. — SavvySugar









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I mean Ad people are suppose to be hypercritical it sort of comes with the job but I'm betting that wasn't the point of the Obama infomercial. I actually had people tell me that it made them cry, or course I laughed ( due to my personal views on crying) but it "got" some people.
1"wasn't the point" I meant to say Ad people probably weren't his target demographic.
2If Obama wins big, does that kill the notion of the Bradley Effect or does it just become the Messiah Exception?
3I don't get people who say Obama's background looked anything like a faux Oval Office - they had a flag and window in common.
I like Barbara Lippert's article. It is nice seeing someone who is a supporter actually notice the man's flaws! He is human like the rest of us!
4I agree GS, I think its important to be realistic about either candidate, they are just human after all.
I really enjoyed the personal stories, and I agree with his message but sure, I sort of cringed at the "amber waves of grain" bit at the beginning - not because its wrong or bad to inspire people with imagery when needed - but because I am blatantly cynical.
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