First there was the positive ad:
Now there’s this:
Give the target of that nasty ad a hand: sign up on Facebook. You can also watch the rebuttal:
Hat-tip: Thanks to Andreas Kierig for alerting me to the first of these adverts I saw.
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Is this the “American dream”? A cat for president? The “Leader of the Free World”. The guy who gets to press the red button and boom, no more world!? I guess those Colombians really have oversold their product!
good example of why we should look elsewhere for examples of how to fix our own political system.
You know, I actually didn’t realise at first that they were really talking about a cat. I was willing to believe that some genuine US candidate (Tom Hank?) was willing to make such a vacuous “vote for me to make America great” campaign video. I hope that says more about me than it does about American politics.
Yeah, it probably does.
Willie the Labrador ran for New Orleans mayor recently and I was very jealous of a friend who was given a campaign t shirt for a previous pooch mayoral candidate. The cat would be an improvement on most of the republican primary candidates
@Malcolm Todd
You aren’t the only one. I didn’t realise the cat was the candidate until I saw the attack ad, and its reference to catnip. Doh!