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I don't want to play a video right now because I have kids working. I saw the ads . . . which one won? (title)
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I dunno . . . I agree with Bok. I don't think the deficit motivates swing voters. I think putting our loss of rights into perspective does.
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That one seems like it would be the best translated to television. It has that momentary questioning pause and then the "punchline" that makes it make sense. It had pretty good production values, too.
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See, I think "Child's Pay" is unconvincing, and solely emotional heart-tugging. Now maybe that works, but if so, that's a major indictment of the average US voter, I think.
I think "In My Country" works better, because it can be framed in a "You believe in the Constitution, right?" way, such that knee-jerk conservatives can't argue that it doesn't matter, like they have with the deficits.
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I still say "army of one" is most likely to change the most minds. Child's Pay is well made, but I think it's mostly preaching to the choir.
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