Creator Of Internet Ad Blasting Clinton Revealed

[Psycho4Bud]

New York, NY (AHN) - An Internet ad depicting Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton as a Big Brother-style dictator was created by a former employee of a company that worked for Sen. Barack Obama.

Phillip de Vellis, writing on the liberal blog, "The Huffington Post," admitted creating the elaborate ad, saying he did it to show "that the future of American politics rests in the hands of ordinary citizens."

De Vellis, an Obama supporter, is a former employee of Blue State Digital, a company that has done internet strategic planning for the Obama campaign, the Washington Post reports.

"I made the "Vote Different" ad because I wanted to express my feelings about the Democratic primary, and because I wanted to show that an individual citizen can affect the process," wrote de Vellis. "There are thousands of other people who could have made this ad, and I guarantee that more ads like it--by people of all political persuasions--will follow."
AHN | Creator Of Internet Ad Blasting Clinton Revealed | March 22, 2007

The party of peace and love.........LOL.....by the time they get done ripping each others asses off there wont' be enough for the Republicans to nibble on. GOD I love election time!

Here ya go.........the Good, The Bad, and The Ugly:chainsaw:

Have a good one!:s4:

Psycho4Bud Reviewed by Psycho4Bud on 03-22-2007. Creator Of Internet Ad Blasting Clinton Revealed New York, NY (AHN) - An Internet ad depicting Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton as a Big Brother-style dictator was created by a former employee of a company that worked for Sen. Barack Obama. Phillip de Vellis, writing on the liberal blog, "The Huffington Post," admitted creating the elaborate ad, saying he did it to show "that the future of American politics rests in the hands of ordinary citizens." De Vellis, an Obama supporter, is a former employee of Blue State Digital, a company that Rating: 5

[Zimzum]

"I wanted to show that an individual citizen can affect the process"

And he did bring quite a stir in the media. One problem with JibJab last presidential election was they didn't pick sides. This here shows that with no cooperate backing or funding, one single individual was able to make the commotion he did. This at the very least should set an example to others that, Yes one person can make a difference. Even if its 15 minutes of fame theres enough internet users out there that all our 15 minutes add up.

[The Figment]

The internet has been used in past elections as a commuicatins tool between like minded folk for the past few election cycles (as in the case of Blogs,Message forums ect) But this is the start of a whole diffiernt attatude. the Internet is gonna play a whole differnt role from now on becauce the people who grew up with it are now reaching voting age as a generation. Just watch,Its gonna be an interesting ride! I find it Cool that one person,sitting around,bored on a sunday afternoon with a simple home PC can create so much uproar!! If the 60's Hippies had this much power at their fingertips!!

Ahh,The Power Of Free Speech!!!