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When political advertising gets whimsical, thanks to YouTube:
Michael Steele introduces himself as a different kind of candidate.
This is countered by 'Dogs' a DCCC effort to indicate what kind of a candidate Steele actually is. Fun times.
When political advertising gets whimsical, thanks to YouTube:
Michael Steele introduces himself as a different kind of candidate.
This is countered by 'Dogs' a DCCC effort to indicate what kind of a candidate Steele actually is. Fun times.
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2. You would like Steele, if all you saw was the ad. Because his ads don't say what his party affiliation is, where he stands on any issues of consequence, or what policies he supports. Which is very smart of him, because most Maryland voters wouldn't vote for him if he told them.