November 9, 2006
An open letter to the Democratic Party after their resounding victory in the 2006 mid-term elections
Dear Democrats,
Please don't fuck this up.
Love,
Cinemocracy
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November 2, 2006
And they say politicians are hypocrites. Pshaw!
Hey, remember when the National Republican Congressional Committee got all hot under the collar when the Democrats released a campaign ad featuring flag-draped coffins? Well, the NRCC just released a campaign ad featuring, you guessed it, flag-draped coffins. But wait -- it’s okay when they do it, you see, because they’re just trying to show that it’s wrong to work with people who put flag-draped coffins in political ads.
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Ned Lamont fancies himself Jimmy Stewart. Please.
Ned Lamont injects himself into Mr. Smith Goes to Washington for his latest campaign commercial, which is cute, though slightly disingenuous -- I don’t recall Jefferson Smith inheriting a fortune or being a multimillionaire telecom exec.
And, given the current state of his campaign, it's probably more appropriate that Lamont mimic this scene from the film:
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October 29, 2006
Maybe it's funded by SmokaPAC
My dad picked this up at a cigar store on Ventura Boulevard:
I guess they consider cigar smokers to be more sensitive to price hikes than cigarette smokers. Makes sense -- in my experience, most cigarette smokers wish they didn't smoke and welcome additional incentive to quit.
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October 10, 2006
Kim Jong Il got some mad hops
Motion picture director David Zucker is never afraid to tackle the most important conservative issues facing modern America. His first tour de force, Airplane!, told a chilling tale of terror in the skies. Top Secret! encouraged the promotion of American culture behind the Iron Curtain, the most potent weapon in our arsenal during the Cold War. And The Naked Gun! honored the men and women of law enforcement. Zucker also brings his messages of patriotism and freedom to his hobby as a political admaker, as evidenced in his new short film examining the evils of the Clinton administration, a commercial so raw and truthful that it was rejected by the Republican Party.
This video is only the latest in a series of David Zucker attack ads. He previously took aim at John Kerry with this commercial:
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