Positive advertising is telling what you will do if elected. Negative advertising is pointing out your opponent cheated on his cancerous wife and was kicked out as Speaker of the House after massive ethics violations.
a) Ads have escalated the cots of campaigns
b) Commercials give candidates the ability to communicate their opinions on issues in depth
c) Positive ads often portray the candidate and their family
d) Most voters don’t like negative ads
c)
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the question is how can get some money out of this situation??
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yes, i own the house and garden!
Let me get this straight, a political party can just go on your property in the UK without your permission? Is it a party you support? Did you once give them permission to do so?
If not, call them and ask them for rent. If it is a party you oppose, and they won’t pay rent, go to an opposing party that you support, tell them, and I promise your plight will be on the news, and possibly in some political ads. You might sue them from tearing up your garden.
It seems like they should be able to express political objections if they have them – they are politicians. Even the agency says they have no real basis for complaint.
http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/memo-exposes-strategy-harm-democrats-undermining-occupy-wall-211532654.html
They are scared of Occupy Wall Street.
don’t you think the leaders of our country make great role models for our kids?
They treat each other with such respect.
I hope my kids talk about people that don’t beleive exactly like them just like our politicians do.
I think you just clinched the sarcasm trophy. I was hoping to win that 1 myself. Oh well.
I live in a state where the political ads are out of control. Every commercial break is filled to bursting with them. "If you vote for candidate X they’ll continue their job killing agenda." "A vote for proposition Y is a vote for Big Oil." The slogans just go on and on to the point where I have to tune it out for my own sanity.
Personally, I read my voter guide and do my own online research to make my ballot choices. All of these ridiculously expensive commercials are completely wasted on me. In fact, I have less and less respect for the candidates / organizations identified as being behind them. I find their assumptions about my stupidity to be insulting (as if ANYONE decides to vote for job killing bills!).
Anyway, does any else feel the same way? Is anyone using this advertising to make their ballot choices?
I, like yourself, do all my research online (voting records if applicable) and try to stay informed on what candidates stand for what. I talk to so many people who, when describing a candidate or proposition, literally reiterate a commercial that was on the tv. I find it sad that more people base their votes that way as opposed to making an informed vote. This is especially important with the lesser known elections (ie. judicial seats) But the candidates air these commercials based on the assumption that their "registered voters" will vote based on their ads.
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