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Dumbest and Clumsiest TV/Video Ad Ever By an Incumbent Senator?

By Professor University of Miami School of Law

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Is this Norm Coleman (R-MN) ad, Al Franken Green Screen Conspiracy?, the worst produced and most stupid TV/video advertisement ever paid for by an incumbent Senator?

If it isn’t the stupidest and worst, then I shudder to think what is. (Note: there may be something stupider out there, but the production values have to be better.)

Until the closing credits I was sure this was an independent effort from someone’s laptop.

(For the back story to which this ad may be a lame response, see Minnesota Campaign Report: Coleman campaign green-screening the spouse?.)

Full post as published by Discourse.net on June 24, 2008 (boomark / email).

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