Political Advertising 11
I wish they still made ads like this one for Gerald Ford in 1976. Check out the jaunty music and the fab 70s kitsch of it all. Not a bad message either.
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September 29, 2008
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Wow, that's such a strange and surreal political ad. I'm so used to Gerald Ford as depicted by Chevy Chase.
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