[jessduntno]

Was that the smoking man from 24? I still don’t get it. I like to see a straight forward assault on the Marxist in the White Hut, not a Fellini Film Short.

[MNJohnnie]

Because it was an online poll, typical margins of error do not apply. Despite that, various recognized methods were used to select as representative a sample as possible and weigh the results. If this were a traditional random survey, it would have a margin of error of between plus 4.4 percent and plus 5.1 percent. This figure varies because some participants dropped out of the video portion of the survey.

So in other words it is a make believe story about a make believe poll

[basil]

The man was smoking a legal cigarette FGS! The smoking Nazi’s need to just go away, IMHO!

I’m sure that ad alone will make at least a million people take up the habit/sarc

[mdittmar]

I didn’t see it,maybe it was from Marlboro Man.

[stormhill]

There's only one thing to note:

the ad...created enormous Internet buzz this week.

Everything else is irrelevant. Cain is a marketing genius and his campaign has developed tremendous hype on virtually no budget.

[stickywillie]

there had to have been some serious psychological thought that went into this ad. Block looks focused as he’s bearing down on that nail. this ad may be targeting smokers, folks who crave smoking, and many Blacks, because Blacks are likely smokers. makes ‘em calm, and focused.......because Block is, and that’s the way they want to feel...it’s the reason they smoke in the 1st Place....and, Herman then appears as the choice of clear and focused thinkers.

[goat granny]

A Fellini film short....must make the hollywood libs heads explode...pokes fun at them as a plus...harkens back to the 60’s/70’s when Oscar’s went to such films. The films probably made $59.60 in box office, but oh what a great art film it was....LOL