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The McCain Democrats
I find this interesting. A lot of play this cycle has been given to “Obama Republicans,” but what about people who voted for Kerry in 2004 but sided for McCain in 2008? Discount Alaska and Arizona — some people always root for the home team. But what about the rest? What can be inferred from them?
The “Eisenhower Answers America” ads, conceived and created by Madison Avenue advertising executive Rosser Reeves of Ted Bates and Company, were as bold in conception as they were simple in execution. The campaign created forty “spot ads,” each consisting of a question from an ordinary voter and a response from the candidate. The answers were filmed first, in a midtown Manhattan studio, with General Eisenhower reading off of cue cards. The questions were filmed later, read by tourists who were scouted in front of Radio City Music Hall. Eisenhower is filmed in the elevated position; the questioners all look up at him, establishing a personal connection but also keeping him in the position of the hero.

Nate Silver’s take on what John McCain has to do: 1) forget PA, WI, MN, & IA; 2) focus on NH & NM; 3) defend CO, VA, NV, OH & NC; 4) pray FL, MO & IN stay red. (via www.nypost.com)

nickmcglynn:thelosspeaks:onemoretimewithfeeling:yasmary:skysignal: via Flickr.
This is amazing. I never really watched this, but the image of the grown up kid in the background makes me sad.
jgh:
Wow, what a douche move. That’s the only insightful commentary I have about that.
Seconded.
David Fincher (Fight Club, yo, recognize) directs the life-long journey of pro football players LaDainian Tomlinson and Troy Polamalu as their destinies collide in an NFL football game.
Code Pink Tries To Arrest Karl Rove
If you’re sitting at home getting angry while watching MSNBC, and the thought “what this situation calls for is handcuffs” pops into your head, than your problem has nothing to do with politics.