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Posts Tagged ‘campaign mailers’

Please Keep the Gay Child Predators In Congress!

Monday, November 6th, 2006

The mailers keep getting better! This one shows the obvious result of voting out all the gay Republican child predators: They’ll be free to pursue the children back at home … perhaps the children in your home. Be safe and send the Republicans back to D.C. for another two years. MORE »


Campaign Mailer Of the Day

Sunday, November 5th, 2006

Republican Gus Bilirakis is running for his dad’s old 9th District seat in Florida, which has been safely Republican for a quarter century. But Democrat Phyllis Busansky is … well, she’s not the Republican, so the race is competitive. MORE »


Mailer Of the Day: Crappy ’80s Movie References Will Save Us From Liberals

Saturday, November 4th, 2006

The fine citizens of Tennessee have been warned that a secret Mad Scientist Lair (possibly deep below Lookout Mountain) is dedicated to: MORE »


2nd Best Campaign Mailer of the Year: Where’s My Dog?

Friday, November 3rd, 2006

It is the easiest (and most overused) “attack ad” joke there is: “My opponent hates puppies.” In one Pennsylvania race, yet another satirical trope has been bested by reality. Say hello to Larry Glick, Democratic candidate for the State House:
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As the Philly Inquirer reported today, this mailer was sent out to voters across Bucks County by the Pennsylvania Republican State Committee. And we cannot for the life of us decide if we like it better than the sex offender one. The details of the ruthless dog murder are on the back.
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There is no possible additional joke to be made. RIP Wrango the Dog. MORE »


Campaign Mailer of the Day Year

Friday, November 3rd, 2006

The Colorado Republican Party wants you to know that Dem congressional candidate Ed Perlmutter is a convicted sex offender who’s moving into your neighborhood. This is the campaign season that made satire irrelevant, isn’t it? MORE »