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Are Political Ads Getting Better?

Are Political Ads Getting Better?

No really, is it just me, or are political ads getting better these days?

Of course, if you don’t know what to look for you might call them cheesy.

But I think there is serious persuasion at work here if you look closer.

(I count at least five or six techniques being used.)

I included one ad from a democrat and one from a republican – for all you spineless folks that can’t take a stand for anything.

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