The Power & Danger of Iconography: The Resistance Steals Obama's Weapons [Bill Whittle]

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[Tolik]

watch the video in all it's Afterburnery video glory here  (8 minutes)

 

Bill Whittle links:

Freerepublic: http://www.freerepublic.com/tag/billwhittle/index

his videos at Pajamas Media: Afterburner with Bill Whittle

his blog Eject! Eject! Eject!

[Tolik]

Nailed It!

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[Republic of Texas]

So it’s not just what you say, but how you say it? Or in W’s case, whether or not you say anything at all?

Sorry W, your failure to articulate Conservatism set this country back a generation.

[Defiant]

Where can I get those bumper stickers?

[SlowBoat407]

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

I like THIS one! ;-)

[Nervous Tick]

Ping — I think you’ll find this interesting.

[Fiddlstix]

I Love It!
Great Post!
Thank You!

[Red_Devil 232]

The Power & Danger of Iconography: The Resistance Steals Obama's Weapons

[listenhillary]

If there is Bill Whittle ping list, I’d like to be on it. If it’s everything, I probably can’t keep up.

[BenLurkin]

Bkmk

[Tolik]

more bumper stickers and other stuff  here and here and here

[Fu-fu2]

Great post! There are tons of creative conservative artists and designers who could go far with this “branding” idea. My guess is liberal money is financing the Dem creative efforts—don’t they control the marketing of most “creative” endeavors such as the recording and film industries? We need the same from the conservative side.

[TexasRepublic]

Big deal. The commies and nazis had their stylish icons too.

[Tolik]

No, there is no Bill Whittle exclusive ping list, not that I know of. I ping to Whittle’s stuff more often than not, but I ping to other stuff as well. Check the list at my page.

Alternatively, you can bookmark Whittle’s pages (I provided links in the first post).

[Tolik]

They took that stuff seriously. And it helped them to do more damage, IMHO of course.

Its part of info-war.

Look, an ugly stranger may be the most beautiful person on inside, but is there a chance you’d bother to learn? Is there a chance that an attractive person will have your ear sooner?

[Fu-fu2]

This kind of iconography is especially appealing to younger voters. Look at the great stuff young creative conservatives come up with here. Liberals use pop culture to educate their young voters. Conservatives need to do the same. I think it is a big deal..... The message young voters got during the last election cycle from their music, movies, tv, etc. was that Obama was “cool” and McCain was just some old man.

[Defiant]

Thanks very much.

[maryz]

There are tons of creative conservative artists and designers who could go far with this “branding” idea

I hope so -- the last campaign, I couldn't help noticing that the Dem ads were miles better than the Republican. It looked as if the Republicans could only find liberal advertising people who -- even if they tried -- couldn't quite put their hearts into it. (Barney Frank's ads especially were terrific, all lies of course, but on the surface, intelligent, witty and just brilliant!)

[Tolik]

Sore/Looserman was a power message on its own.