Political Ads


Yes. Here in Dallas if you come out with a negative ad, i wrote down your name on my list take it to the voting booth and vote against you.
 



"Vote for me because my opponent sucks..."

With all this mudslinging going on, I'm surprised that I was able to vote. However actions (or lack thereof) spoke louder than words. And some of these politicians are full of hot air.

Some of them said "NO" to everything that was brought to the table, and they failed to come up with any ideas of their own. So, I said "NO" to them when they asked me for my vote.

~Simple~
 
Personally,I research how the candidate voted on certain propositions and legislations that affect my everyday life. If the candidate supports the well being of my community, then thats the route I'm going. Actually, its the propostions (well at least in Az) that need to be read carefully before we vote yes or no.
Mudslinging is just smoke and mirrors...Ben Quale has the best mudslinging ad I've ever seen!
 
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Na,
I am plenty adamant in my political beliefs at this point. I recognize most political ads for what they are, smoke and mirrors.
 
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