This is 100% embarrassing. There is NOTHING funny about it. Is there anyway it could be stopped from airing? I'd rather they lose the money and show nothing than to air this.
And nearly all the comments overwhelmingly positive. Guess rpf'ers just have sticks up their posteriors.
My past impression was that they were all retarded.I would remind you that Reason commenters are mostly contrarians. Say anything contrarian, and they will eat it up.
I'm pretty sure that was all on purpose; kinda the point.I don't really have a problem with the message of the ad, it's just that it sucks. The voice-over is terrible. The editing is bad. And it's not visually appealing in any way.
No, it's just stupid.
It would be ok if this was just some goofy fan made ad but this is from one of the major SuperPAC's which makes it stupid.
So many knee-jerk reactions from you people its actually sad.
This is not a TV ad people, its strictly for digital purposes. Its a fun and light hearted TEST at making viral videos which has a goal of letting people know there is an epic event coming on Sunday. This ad is strategic, it is claiming Rand is for privacy rights and that Ted Cruz isn't (just like team Obama) and that its all going down Sunday.
I'm glad they're testing this stuff out now rather than later, if it works it works, if it doesn't work they'll learn from it and make it even more shareable. Its the entire reason why Rand is putting so much emphasis on the digital world in his campaign. Getting virality on social media is much cheaper than paying for TV ads.
Read between the lines, if you see people sharing this video on social media then it will have served its value.
And Benton has given the media the perfect distraction. If it all comes to naught, this will be why.
The PATRIOT Act filibuster was a major maneuver with far-reaching consequences for Rand Paul, us and the nation.
And Benton has given the media the perfect distraction. If it all comes to naught, this will be why.
Let's turn the hyperbole down a notch shall we? I hear Benton is going to eat live puppies while holding up a "sunset the patriot act" sign in front of the senate on sunday.
Distraction from what? Most people are not at home on a Sunday so they are already naturally inclined to be distracted from the event on Sunday. I think they want as many eyes on Rand this Sunday as possible so they can fundraise for the campaign so if it takes a cheesy internet video to get people to realize that the thing they've been waiting to see all these years is finally going down on SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY, then so be it.
Don't you get it?