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To: Track9
That stupid add where she said, “I’m not a witch”...

I think everyone -- including Christine -- agrees that the ad was a mistake.

You have to remember that Fred Davis who made the ad was (and is) supposed to be the greatest political TV advertising genius in the country. The mistake that Christine made was TRUSTING in an expert who was supposed to be the greatest TV ad genius in Republican politics.
5 posted on 12/28/2010 1:58:44 PM PST by Moseley (http://www.MeetChristineODonnell.com)
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To: Moseley

Your point is good. To me her decision simply meant she hadn’t been through the ringer enough to know when she’s being had. I’m sure this wised and toughened her up enough to know the feel good, treat me nice approach doesn’t work. I hope she makes another run.


15 posted on 12/28/2010 2:17:08 PM PST by Track9 (Make War!!)
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To: Moseley

Thanks for bringing that up (about Fred Davis angle).

She still should have told him “NO EFFING WAY”.

You can have all the geniuses around you, but ultimately YOU have to make the choices.

I can’t find ANYONE who thought that was the BEST ad possible in response to the stupid accusations at that point in time.

The thing that killed me about the stupid ad was, Christine was supposed to be ‘responding’ in a serious way about “I’m not a witch”, and she’s put in a ‘dark bluish’ background, with a black dark toned hair comb - basically telling everyone “I’m no witch (but lookeeee here, don’t I look like one?).


26 posted on 12/28/2010 3:20:17 PM PST by The Bronze Titan
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