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OMG! A New Attack Ad?!

Think we're done with all that for a few years? Not by a long shot. After all, negative advertising is a hard habit to break, especially for our friends in the GOP.
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Tuesday's election brought down the final curtain not only on a grueling, two-year presidential campaign, but also on a noisy season of political advertising--one that included radio and television spots, internet banners, robocalls, a half-hour primetime infomercial, and an endless torrent of attack ads. Think we're done with all that for a few years? Not by a long shot. After all, negative advertising is a hard habit to break, especially for our friends in the GOP.

Click the PLAY button below to witness the first shot of the 2012 campaign...

Bruce Kluger and David Slavin write satire for National Public Radio's "All Things Considered," The Los Angeles Times, and The Huffington Post.They are co-authors of the new satirical memoir, Young Dick Cheney: Great American.

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NOW ON SALE FROM ALTERNET BOOKS!
Young Dick Cheney: Great American

By Bruce Kluger & David Slavin
Illustrated by Tim Foley

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