Don’t you hate it when people use your own words against you?
Category: politics
Korean election graphics
Contrast South Korean election graphics with the BORING, PREDICTABLE charts we’ll get. The Koreans depicted are the recent election candidates. Highlights reel by a Nice Canadian YouTuber.
Korean election graphics
Contrast South Korean election graphics with the BORING, PREDICTABLE charts we’ll get. The Koreans depicted are the recent election candidates. Highlights reel by a Nice Canadian YouTuber.
Republican anti-Trump ad
Don’t you hate it when people use your own words against you?
Think you’ve seen it all?
From the recent Chilean election; this campaign promoting Gabriel Boric, a former student activist who, at 35 is now the country’s youngest president.
The ad was not an official one, sadly, but made by supporters. I’m going to go out on a limb and say it’s targeting the politically unengaged. “I don’t care what his policies are. I’m voting for him”.
The lyrics say ‘we’re inviting you to vote, let’s all vote’. Then it talks social services and science-based health care. So as to enhance credibility.
Think you’ve seen it all?
From the recent Chilean election; this campaign promoting Gabriel Boric, a former student activist who, at 35 is now the country’s youngest president.
The ad was not an official one, sadly, but made by supporters. I’m going to go out on a limb and say it’s targeting the politically unengaged. “I don’t care what his policies are. I’m voting for him”.
The lyrics say ‘we’re inviting you to vote, let’s all vote’. Then it talks social services and science-based health care. So as to enhance credibility.
The Italians are coming
This may be politically incorrect. I’ll have to check.
Four Seasons: the phone call
Christine Nangle sums up the American election campaign.
Naked ballots
Sarah Silverman has the best line in this ad, in the opening few seconds. I won’t ruin it for you…
Pennsylvania ad
Pennysylvania is not affluent. It has a high percentage of blue-collar workers. Strong, simple ad here by author Don Winslow, with a Springsteen soundtrack.