Tisei releases the best political ad of the entire cycle

[Lief 🗽]

http://politicalwire.com/archives/2012/10/31/the_most_subtle_campaign_ad_ever.html

[tmthforu94]

Haha, I just had a funny thought. Imagine Tisei pulls an upset here. Then, two years from now, across the nation, you have jungle noises competing against beach noises competing against classical music. Which will prevail???

[Talleyrand]

Haha, I just had a funny thought. Imagine Tisei pulls an upset here. Then, two years from now, across the nation, you have jungle noises competing against beach noises competing against classical music. Which will prevail???

Tisei's quite favored to win, so much that Tierney has pulled some of his ads in the final weeks. He'll likely win 54-46 or something like that.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Honestly, this ad kinda worked.  I almost want Tisei to win now (not quite...but almost).

[Small Business Owner of Any Repute]

Not to "me too" this, but ... yeah, this is a really good ad from someone who's going to make a really good one-term congressman.

[Donerail]

FF.

[Antonio the Sixth]

WAT?

[Joe Republic]

I am extremely envious of whoever lives in that house.

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

I actually really like Richard Tisei.

[Mehmentum]

The best part was "Aah, that was nice."

[Vosem]

Tisei! Tisei!

[Zioneer]

I don't get it. Someone from Mass fill me in here?

[Joe Republic]

I don't get it. Someone from Mass fill me in here?

It's difficult for us to understand, but they have these unusual things in certain states called 'coastlines', where you can see seas and oceans and other mysterious things like those.

[opebo]

I don't get it. Someone from Mass fill me in here?

It's difficult for us to understand, but they have these unusual things in certain states called 'coastlines', where you can see seas and oceans and other mysterious things like those.

I think the real message is - 'wow, look at me!  I'm not torturing you with a political ad! Instead I'm playing you ambient soothing stuff!  In thanks you should vote for me!'

[Vosem]

I don't get it. Someone from Mass fill me in here?

It's difficult for us to understand, but they have these unusual things in certain states called 'coastlines', where you can see seas and oceans and other mysterious things like those.

I think the real message is - 'wow, look at me!  I'm not torturing you with a political ad! Instead I'm playing you ambient soothing stuff!  In thanks you should vote for me!'

Hopefully people will...

[Okay, maybe Mike Johnson is a competent parliamentarian.]

I don't get it. Someone from Mass fill me in here?

It's difficult for us to understand, but they have these unusual things in certain states called 'coastlines', where you can see seas and oceans and other mysterious things like those.

I think the real message is - 'wow, look at me!  I'm not torturing you with a political ad! Instead I'm playing you ambient soothing stuff!  In thanks you should vote for me!'

Which is precisely what makes it an effective political ad.

[minionofmidas]

I still prefer this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dbUl2OKRyhA

VOTE FOR ME I KILL TEXAS

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

Even tho we haven't had nearly the political ad saturation some places have had, there's one local Christian radio station that has billboards touting that it has no political ads.  At the very least, an ad like this stands out from the clutter and gets its candidate noticed, so it's a good ad.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

Well didn't help him out much.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

Well didn't help him out much.

New Englanders can really relax by the coast knowing that they once again are free of Republican representatives.