What's funny is they start it of with the "Gore Roar"-had Gore been anything remotely that animated and passionate during his 2000 campaign the fraudulent claims of mendacity would never have stuck.
Then they harp on a "ad" from MoveOn.org that MoveOn never paid for or aired in any fashion, and was on their website as part of a constest where people submitted their own ads and voted on them. The ads were in no way endoresed or promoted by MoveOn and is a distortion of the truth, making me wonder, when coupled with the poor construction of the work, if Sean Hannity was involved.
Then they show Howard Dean, who is still enormously popular with the Dem base and not unfavorably with the nation at large, despite the RNC noise machine's insanity over the Dean Scream. They then show Michael Moore, who will be getting is getting millions of Americans to pay to see his op-ed and is having most of the promotion of the movie done by the meda, espeically the aforementioned RNC appartus.
Then they finish it off with a quote from John Kerry that's badly out of place and doesn't seem to have any effect other than him saying the word "ass". Then some happy-fun-I-drank-the-kool-aid music and a picture of the preznit.
Truly, I haven't seen such clear and coherent work in advertisement since this:
That being said, they did get one thing right. They showed Dick Gephart and he said something about "miserable failure", I looked away and wasn't paying attention at that point but I figure that whether he was talking about Bush or himself he's pretty much right.
