sulli's Journal: V for Vilsack

Is Governor Vilsack's campaign too clever by half in choosing the V for Vendetta (or maybe Nineteen Eighty-Four) style graphics and typeface for his campaign?

It's very memorable, but they'll be drinking Victory Gin at the election night party if this sends the wrong message to the proles.

I think he should have chosen

[Marxist Hacker 42]

V For Visitors. Or maybe I'm the only one who remembers the red V dripping in blood...

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[TechnoLust]

No, I remember you could tell they were Visitors by cutting them.... their blood was green.

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[Ethelred Unraed]

Or handing them a cat and watch them have lunch.

Or poke them in the eyes so their contacts popped out. (This is known as "The Three Stooges Strategy".)

Or just listen to them talk, since they sounded like wild coincidence as if their voices were fed through an analog distortion.

Cheers,

Ethelred

President?

[Philip K Dickhead]

Of the Rotary Club?

It Works

[pudge]

It works. Bush is just like the evil guy in the movie. For example, in the movie, they were arresting gay people, and in real life, the Vice President's daughter is openly gay and ... oh wait. :-)

Honestly, if they try to make this too much a "Bush is evil" thing, I don't think the public is going to buy it. Sure, on the one hand, Bush is unpopular, but the Dems can take that too far, because of two reasons: first, Americans have a pretty good BS detector, and second, at some point, an attack on the Presi