[thackney]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2602050/posts

[el_texicano]

Now ya gotta admit that is a pretty lame way to get votes.

[BelegStrongbow]

I thought the NFL ordered him to withdraw any NFL footage.

[imskylark]

I’m not sure what he is trying to accomplish with this ad. It is very weak.

[Spok]

Looking desperate and violating the NFL’s copyrights, all at the same time! And you ask why this man is our leader?! /sarc

[dblshot]

An independant who voted with Pelosi 88.9% of the time and was let out of some votes by the leadership so as not to tick off his homeys.

[dblshot]

If Wisconsin can let Favre go what makes Feingold think they won’t repalce him?

[freespirited]

I like lobbyists better than RAT senators.

[TaMoDee]

Do you know why the wind always blows in Wisconsin?

THE VIKQUEENS SUCK!

[Hamilcar_Barca]

I doubt showing Randy Moss pretending to “moon” Packer fans will get votes in WI. Maybe Minnesota but not here. Plus it reminds us again of Ted Thompson failing to trade for Moss. Lot's of bad memories dredged up.

[SunkenCiv]

Well, this should fool absolutely no one -- not even a Packer fan. Thanks Slyscribe.

...to hit Republican opponent Ron Johnson where it hurts: calling into question his support for Wisconsin's own Green Bay Packers.

[Gene Eric]

Haven’t heard much about Feingold since Obama was elected.

I guess no privacy, or liberty issues since the new regime gained control of the Country. /s

[Duke Nukum]

I so can’t wait for next month when I can vote for Ron Johnson!

[justiceseeker93]

[Feingold] has decided to hit his Republican opponent Ron Johnson where it hurts: calling into question his support for Wisconsin's own Green Bay Packers.

I'm not a Feingold fan, but this insinuation of Johnson's disloyalty to the Packers, as claimed in the posted article, is a bit of a stretch. The video snippet of Randy Moss's celebration in the ad does not show any opposing players at all, so we don't know that the Packers were the specific opponents who would be offended by his antics. (The other two film snippets shown were not of NFL games at all, as can be determined by the uniforms of the players. They are probably taken from films of college games, even though Feingold refers to "pro football.")

As to Feingold acknowledging he's behind, notice that the scoreboard behind him with the "Feingold" sign on it shows the "Home Team" (presumably Feingold himself) tied 10-10. So what Feingold is implying, if anything, is that the game is even at this point.

Feingold the narrator makes one noticeable gaffe in the audio, referring to himself in the the third person.