The Conservative attack ad, which sows the seeds of doubt about Justin Trudeau, was
Enjoy:
UPDATE: The Globe and Mail's John Doyle weighs in with amusing and pointed commentary on both political ads and the consortium debates.
Wednesday, May 27, 2015
UPDATED: The Ad Wars Begin
Since I am currently preoccupied with rebuilding a small part of our deck (unskilled non-trades person that I am, the work is proceeding slowly), I shall take the easy way out this morning and embed some political ads that are making the rounds on You Tube and inviting commentary from the punditry.
The Conservative attack ad, which sows the seeds of doubt about Justin Trudeau, wasstolen from inspired by a 2011 Manitoba NDP 30-second spot; for the sake of comparison, the latter immediately follows the Conservative one.
Enjoy:
UPDATE: The Globe and Mail's John Doyle weighs in with amusing and pointed commentary on both political ads and the consortium debates.
The Conservative attack ad, which sows the seeds of doubt about Justin Trudeau, was
Enjoy:
UPDATE: The Globe and Mail's John Doyle weighs in with amusing and pointed commentary on both political ads and the consortium debates.
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We are into Baloney Season, Lorne.
ReplyDeleteLet's hope that Canadians take appropriate dietary precautions, Owen.
DeleteLorne, Harper's main strategy is to discredit leaders of other political parties. So far it has worked for him. I hope this time Canadians know that Harper is a creep and secrecy about his blunders have been his main strategy. Time for him to pack up and leave Ottawa for good.
ReplyDeleteIf people don't see the truth about Harper, LD, it will be a choice of willful ignorance that they are making.
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