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I just don't understand after the Bud Light fiasco how anyone can just repeat the same bullshit. I'm just shocked. But, then again, it's a British company and Britain has fallen.
I mean....they don't even show a fucking car in the woke advertisement.
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It is actually a terrible ad even from just a pure advertising perspective. I saw an article about the ad where they indicated people who watched it did not know the product or the company after watching the ad. That is a total fail. Many viewers had no idea what the ad was about. The whole point of an ad is to push a product and a brand. If you spend say $500k for a 30 second spot every time it airs, you are throwing money away if no one knows that the ad is for.
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should be 100% tax payer defund...not one cent of tax payer dollars should go to Planned Butcherhood
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Pressley= 100% Communist hag
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let him buy it out of bankruptcy after Meadows & co have already been fired due to lack of viewership, I don't want them having the excuse that Musk, et al fired them, that's the job of the viewers by not showing up.
No one should give any weight to the racist garbage spewed at that network and its scary that anyone still does
No one should give any weight to the racist garbage spewed at that network and its scary that anyone still does
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A new poll shows that the vast majority of Americans are rejecting celebrity endorsements of political candidates — a blow to Democrats who have come to increasingly rely on Hollywood influencers to sway young voters and amplify left-wing talking points on social media.
For the recent presidential election, a full 75 percent of survey respondents said a celebrity’s endorsement of a candidate made no difference or not much of a difference on how they voted, according to the new Rasmussen poll released Monday.
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For the recent presidential election, a full 75 percent of survey respondents said a celebrity’s endorsement of a candidate made no difference or not much of a difference on how they voted, according to the new Rasmussen poll released Monday.
Exclusive: Poll Proves Wide Majority of Americans Reject Celebrity Endorsements
A new poll shows that the vast majority of Americans are rejecting celebrity endorsements of political candidates -- a blow to Democrats who have come to increasingly rely on Hollywood influencers to sway young voters and amplify left-wing talking points on social media.
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