The Stamp Act

If a rubber stamp represents Virginia, are we really represented at all? Here's the ad I would have run for the next two weeks if they had just called me first. Broadcast version available. Copyright 2006

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News & Politics

Tags:

• George
• Allen
• vote
• Jim
• Webb
• ad
• rubber
• stamp
• macaca
• senate
• race
• campaign
• election
• senator
• Bush

[liberalgoddess]

This is so good! Love it. How can this go up?

[ActionAds]

Digging your blog by the way :)

[loper11p34]

Great ad. Allen is a jackass

He SHOULD win by a landslide

Why would anyone vote for this POS?

[ActionAds]

Now, now. One person's j*ck*ss is another mans perfectly useful stamp. And remember, his current ad strategy is based on getting Democrats (women especially) to NOT vote. Some idiots might even LIKE the 'Macaca" comment. Do you hear me?! IT MAY BE WORKING. MAKE ME WRONG!!

[yurbud]

tell me that first post isn't true!

This is the Democrats problem. They rely on the same tired-ass consultants who could sell water to someone whose assis on fire.

[ActionAds]

Yeah. Still true. Not a single PAC in America cares enough about the Virginia Senate race (or has the guts) to run this thing. Website is available by clicking ActionAds above.

[ToolofSociety]

Beautiful and it's sad that the Democrats won't use an ad liek this :(

[ActionAds]

Thanks much! Lightwave 3D, After Effects, and Photoshop. I would study all of the training DVDs you can take!

[ActionAds]

Thank you very much! AI would look into Adobe After Effects and all available training DVDs (especially on rotoscoping) for that program. The painful truth though, much of this ad's rotoscope is hand painted, so learning the keyboard shortcuts for Photoshop is a must for the motion matt.

[marketmd]

ActionAds: What software did you use to create this ad? I am trying to learn the ropes. Truly awesome work.