Bush Campaign Launches Anti-Kerry Video

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WASHINGTON (AP) -- In a new video message being sent to millions of people, President Bush's re-election campaign casts Sen. John Kerry as a tool of the special interests he regularly denounces.

The spot, titled "Unprincipled," has the flavor of a political campaign ad but is customized for the Internet users who were receiving it Thursday night. An advance copy was provided to The Associated Press.

The one-minute spot depicts a woman surfing the Web. She finds a clip of Kerry, the Democratic front-runner, railing against "the influence-peddlers and the special interests. We're coming, you're going!" Kerry declares.

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[Sticky]

1. Here's the link

http://www.georgewbush.com/News/Newscasts.aspx

[hedda_foil]

3. This ad is terrifyingly effective

Because it really isn't over the top. Sure it's hypocritical, but it makes Kerry look like the hypocrite on his railing over the special interests.

[Straight Shooter]

4. Whoa. I just saw the actual ad.

They don't tell the whole truth, as always, but just enough to convince people. Kerry will spend a lot of time playing "catch-up" with bush's attack ads.

And I suspect there's something about that woman's voice that lulls the viewer, too.

Why didn't we have ad-creators like that on the Dean team in Iowa and New Hampshire!!

[Straight Shooter]

2. LOL

The most whorish administration since god knows when is accusing a Democrat of accepting special interest money.

:eyes:

[corporatewhore]

5. i agree

[politick]

6. that's disgusting

and the only people it would sway are other democrats unsure about Kerry.