Posted on 09/16/2015 11:54:30 AM PDT by xzins
Jeb Bush's new political ad rips Donald Trump and gushes about the bright future of America but incredibly, the spot uses footage shot Asia and the United Kingdom, Politico reports.
The embarrassing disclosure couldn't come at a worse time for Bush, who political insiders say must make a major splash in Wednesday's GOP presidential debate on CNN if he hopes to save his sinking poll numbers.
The ad in question produced by the former Florida governor's super PAC "Right to Rise" trashes Bush's nemesis Donald Trump with ominous clips of the billionaire developer and says he's in a "very dark place."
Then the sun is seen rising over a field with the words, "choose the brighter path," and Bush jumps in, saying: "If we get a few big things right, we can make lives better for millions of people in this nation where every life matters and everyone has the right to rise."
But it turns out the imagery has nothing to do with the United States.
"The sun is rising over a field in Cornwall, England a clip available for between $19 and $79 on Shutterstock," Politico says.
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That zero day sign reminds me of the “without an accident” sign in a steel mill I worked in. I think we got up into the 20s one time.
I think people inside both Jeb and Hillary’s campaign are trying to sabotage them.... usted es retardado Yeb.
My question is who identified these clips as having been shot abroad? There is nothing in the clips themselves to tip anyone off. In fact, I would doubt that the people who produced the ad knew, or cared. They were thinking stock image, and that's what they got.
Every cloud has a silver lining.
Bush’s fault.
While I am not entirely antagonistic toward Jeb Bush, this ad is BAD. Talking about how we can be better, with a scene featuring antique construction equipment and then a poor farmer moldboarding with a primitive 2-bottom plow is pretty darn lame.
NEWSNOTE: All was proceeding like clockwork today until a confused Governor Bush asked the video director:”Why are all the cars driving the wrong way?”
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