14 spot contro Bush
14 spot contro bush da http://www.bushin30seconds.org/
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14 spot contro bush da http://www.bushin30seconds.org/
CHILD'S PAY
by Charlie Fisher of Denver,
CO IN MY COUNTRY
by Harry Katatsakis, Derek Rittenhouse, Chris Wight of New York,
NY POLYGRAPH
by Rich Garella, Adam Feinstein of New York,
NY WHAT ARE WE TEACHING OUR CHILDREN?
by Fred Surr, Ted Page, Janet Tashjian of Needham,
MA IMAGINE
by Mark Vicente of Los Angeles,
CA HUMAN COST OF WAR
by Brian Wilkinson of White Plains,
NY WAKE UP AMERICA
by Lisa M. Rowe of Hollywood,
CA DESKTOP
by David Haynes of Dallas,
TX ARMY OF ONE
by Penny Little, Nik Green, Michael Stinson, Julie Sigwart of Isla Vista,
CA BANKRUPT
by Adam Klugman, Dave Adams of West Linn,
OR HOOD ROBBIN'
by Nathania Vishnevsky of Foster City,
CA LEAVE NO BILLIONAIRE BEHIND by Andrew Boyd of Brooklyn, NY
BUSH'S REPAIR SHOP
by Eric Martin of Silver Spring, MD
GONE IN 30 SECONDS
by Eric Blumrich of Montclair,
NJ Why We're Doing This Year after year, a few dozen Washington consultants make the great majority of political ads. They look the same, they sound the same even the actors seem familiar. Perhaps as a result, voters tune out, even when there are critically important messages to convey. For the last three years, President Bush's policies have ransacked the environment, put our national security at risk, damaged our economy, and redistributed wealth from the middle class to the very wealthiest Americans. Yet thanks to a complacent media, the President has managed to hide behind a carefully constructed "compassionate" image. As the 2004 election nears, it's crucial that voters understand what President Bush's policies really mean for our country. And to do that, we need creative new ads that clearly show what's at stake. That's why we decided to launch Bush in 30 Seconds, an ad contest that's intended to bring new talent and new messages into the world of mainstream political advertising. We're looking for the ad that best explains what this President and his policies are really about -- in only 30 seconds. The Bush in 30 Seconds ad contest has been developed and run by a small team of people: Laura Dawn, David Fenton, Moby, Eli Pariser, Lee Solomon, and Jonathan Soros. We've come together because we believe that by tapping into the vast talent pool of creative people beyond the Beltway, we'll find the right messages and ads to expose the failure of President Bush's policies. Legally, Bush in 30 Seconds is a project of the MoveOn.org Voter Fund, a new 527 fund affiliated with MoveOn.org , the pre-eminent online advocacy group in the United States. The Voter Fund's mission is to create and run powerful political ads in swing states to challenge President Bush's policies and his administration.
CHILD'S PAY
by Charlie Fisher of Denver,
CO IN MY COUNTRY
by Harry Katatsakis, Derek Rittenhouse, Chris Wight of New York,
NY POLYGRAPH
by Rich Garella, Adam Feinstein of New York,
NY WHAT ARE WE TEACHING OUR CHILDREN?
by Fred Surr, Ted Page, Janet Tashjian of Needham,
MA IMAGINE
by Mark Vicente of Los Angeles,
CA HUMAN COST OF WAR
by Brian Wilkinson of White Plains,
NY WAKE UP AMERICA
by Lisa M. Rowe of Hollywood,
CA DESKTOP
by David Haynes of Dallas,
TX ARMY OF ONE
by Penny Little, Nik Green, Michael Stinson, Julie Sigwart of Isla Vista,
CA BANKRUPT
by Adam Klugman, Dave Adams of West Linn,
OR HOOD ROBBIN'
by Nathania Vishnevsky of Foster City,
CA LEAVE NO BILLIONAIRE BEHIND by Andrew Boyd of Brooklyn, NY
BUSH'S REPAIR SHOP
by Eric Martin of Silver Spring, MD
GONE IN 30 SECONDS
by Eric Blumrich of Montclair,
NJ Why We're Doing This Year after year, a few dozen Washington consultants make the great majority of political ads. They look the same, they sound the same even the actors seem familiar. Perhaps as a result, voters tune out, even when there are critically important messages to convey. For the last three years, President Bush's policies have ransacked the environment, put our national security at risk, damaged our economy, and redistributed wealth from the middle class to the very wealthiest Americans. Yet thanks to a complacent media, the President has managed to hide behind a carefully constructed "compassionate" image. As the 2004 election nears, it's crucial that voters understand what President Bush's policies really mean for our country. And to do that, we need creative new ads that clearly show what's at stake. That's why we decided to launch Bush in 30 Seconds, an ad contest that's intended to bring new talent and new messages into the world of mainstream political advertising. We're looking for the ad that best explains what this President and his policies are really about -- in only 30 seconds. The Bush in 30 Seconds ad contest has been developed and run by a small team of people: Laura Dawn, David Fenton, Moby, Eli Pariser, Lee Solomon, and Jonathan Soros. We've come together because we believe that by tapping into the vast talent pool of creative people beyond the Beltway, we'll find the right messages and ads to expose the failure of President Bush's policies. Legally, Bush in 30 Seconds is a project of the MoveOn.org Voter Fund, a new 527 fund affiliated with MoveOn.org , the pre-eminent online advocacy group in the United States. The Voter Fund's mission is to create and run powerful political ads in swing states to challenge President Bush's policies and his administration.
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