In Kentucky, even Democrats shoot guns in their campaign ads.
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The Difference Between Accuracy and Fairness In Campaign Ads
The average negative ad is quite accurate, and also quite unfair. And there’s nothing we can do about it.
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Bring On the Stupid
The inspiring festival of feigned outrage and inane controversies that is the modern American electoral campaign.
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Why Cultural Affinity Isn’t Enough
“Vote for me, because gunsgunsguns!” may win you some supporters, but it has its limits even in a GOP primary.
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Advertising Those Second Amendment Rights
A list of some of the gun-totin’-est political ads from the last few years.
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This Is the Election on Advertising
The year’s ten craziest political ads—and only four of them feature Herman Cain.
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Why the Romney Campaign Screwed Up
They forgot the car companies had their own interests to protect during the Jeep attack mishap.
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Marry Me in … Maryland?
PLEASE EMBED CAMPAIGN VIDEO! First in a series on the marriage ballot initiatives.
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“You Didn’t Build That” vs. the 47 Percent
A tale of two attacks