It’s easy to like Barack Obama. But you’d better have an affinty for socialism if you decide to vote for him.
The 60-second spot is the work of Maryland-based draftObama.org and features a collage of photos of Obama making speeches and meeting with people while he speaks about the raising the minimum wage, improving education and the lives of seniors and about a new direction for foreign policy.
The ad begins with the written words, “We can replace fear,” superimposed over a photo of President George W. Bush, “with hope.” It ends with the written words, “Believe again.”
According to group spokesman Kris Schultz, a former executive director of the New Hampshire Democratic Party, the ad was produced by Bud Jackson and John Hlinko, who produced an effective ad for a draft Wesley Clark movement in 2003.
And we all know how far that Wesley Clark movement went don’t we?
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