[Grovenet] political advertising
Steven
NoSpam03 at comcast.net
Sun Feb 4 08:00:45 PST 2007
The politicians and those raising funds get to keep a percentage for
their efforts. So there is an incentive for fund raisers beyond simple
politics.
Then there is an issue of the same folks that bring you news of what the
pols are doing are the newspapers, broadcast and magazines that these
pols pay for advertising space. It seems that it would be in the
interest of news to hype a product that they derive revenue from.
JBlair2154 at aol.com wrote:
>
> And it is the concept of truth in advertising that is a key. The smear
> campaigns must stop, and organizations which specialize in mud-slinging must be
> slung out of the picture. How? With a law that requires each and every
> political ad to be paid for, and authorized by, ONLY the candidate or her political
> party. If that is done, the next Bush would have to face the next Kerry on
> national television, look him in the eye, and call him a traitor and a coward.
> Then be forced to discuss the issues.
>
> Joy
> "I've been struck by how hungry we all are for a different kind of
> politics." (Barack Obama)
>
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