Given we’re all masters of the horserace now in that interminable spectacle known as the presidential campaign, it’s easier to identify with how cool an American industrial backdrop these factory workers in Cleveland must offer than it is to think to identify with the women themselves.
It is strikingly clear that musician-turned-humanitarian Bono, not Ghana (nor any needy child), takes the starring role in Adrian Steirn’s Pictures from Ghana.
GOP’s presidential gladiator match throws assuming media to the lions … again.
It may be safer to say that Chrysler’s Halftime in America ad is more accurately seen through the lens of doctored video footage to be a pro-corporate, anti-union advertisement than any other kind of political statement.
Turning one of the Tea Party’s favorite verbal punch lines – that Barack Hussein Obama is trampling the U.S. Constitution – into a feast for the eyes.
