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(3,433 posts)Good message, almost perfect. They just forgot to put a space right before the hashtag.
It's the small things.
Lotusflower70
(3,077 posts)That was a powerful ad.
peggysue2
(10,853 posts)Knowing
Adsos Letter
(19,459 posts)I believe they used an image of the Oklahoma City Federal Building bombing for that segment. Very appropriate, and not what I would have expected.
riverwalker
(8,694 posts)Very subtle. Our biggest threats are RW terrorism.
Haggis for Breakfast
(6,831 posts)I had friends who worked there.
ProudMNDemocrat
(16,899 posts)Back in 2009, while my husband stayed in the car, I toured the site where the Murrah Building once stood. The 169 chairs there were a reminder of the people who lost their lives to Domestic Terrorism. The reflection pool between to towering structures was indeed poignant. The Museum itself, the photos, artifacts from the debris field tell stories that grip the gut.
One leaves humbled and shaken to the core.
mahatmakanejeeves
(57,756 posts)the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building instead.
MaryMagdaline
(6,859 posts)Windy City Charlie
(1,178 posts)to see what Trump and Fox's reaction is to it. I'm sure they're working on their talking points about it as we speak!
TheBlackAdder
(28,259 posts)Fritz Walter
(4,292 posts)And others on that platform are giving shit right back to him.
Talitha
(6,641 posts)dlk
(11,603 posts)Dem2theMax
(9,660 posts)hibbing
(10,113 posts)I saw something about the cost of the advert would have paid for a significant number of additional journalists at the Washington Post.
Peace
Auggie
(31,238 posts)hibbing
(10,113 posts)Anything about how vital beer is to democracy? But whatever, was just my two cents.
Peace
ehrnst
(32,640 posts)at a time when responsible journalism is being attacked.
I think that the revenue from increased subscriptions is going to offset the cost a bit.
randr
(12,418 posts)in the face of daily assaults.
ehrnst
(32,640 posts)https://www.washingtonpost.com/pr/2019/02/01/washington-post-run-message-during-super-bowl-liii/?utm_term=.d9afc45edc31
cilla4progress
(24,801 posts)Otherwise a very vapid exercise.
iluvtennis
(19,911 posts)smirkymonkey
(63,221 posts)SunSeeker
(51,805 posts)Smackdown2019
(1,193 posts)America's Forrest needs to run! He needs to run beyond that endzone and right into the oval office!
Anyone that has compassion is better than 45. Hanks has the compassion, leadership, the unity to bring this nation back to greatness before 45 took his broken oath of office!
America's Forrest was a handicap who overcome condition, he became solider, a leader of a shrimp boat and most importantly; a heck of an actor who is now poised to be what this country needs NOW. A SPEAKER of democracy!
Forrest run for 2020!
Hanks for 2020!
Duppers
(28,134 posts)The WaPo needs to be the newspaper of record not the NYTimes.
Honeycombe8
(37,648 posts)LuckyLib
(6,822 posts)constant denigration of journalism as an enemy of the people.
Awsi Dooger
(14,565 posts)I'm disappointed at the rather timid approach. The entirety obviously was caused by Trump and Republicans of this era, but without a clever related phrase or recognizable image of a Trump atrocity, Republicans won't be outraged enough and this won't have appropriate long lasting impact or fame.
We needed something that would prompt at least 5 outraged tweets from him.
mucifer
(23,624 posts)I doubt WaPo could afford a super bowl ad without bezos.
riverwalker
(8,694 posts)Through Amazon Prime is free for 6 months and then like $3 a month after that. I had to get one, they are breaking stories every day.
oasis
(49,490 posts)ehrnst
(32,640 posts)Sad.
spanone
(135,948 posts)Achilleaze
(15,543 posts)The ad is all about accurate information and facts, which are anathema to the KGOP republican crime syndicate.
niyad
(113,961 posts)oasis
(49,490 posts)bluestarone
(17,127 posts)So TRUE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
mahatmakanejeeves
(57,756 posts)B Stieg
(2,410 posts)LAS14
(13,792 posts)NNadir
(33,587 posts)We usually watch the Super Bowl hoping to be amused by the commercials, at least those that aren't too obscene.
We pretend to be interested in the game, always routing for whoever is playing against the Trumpian misnamed "Patriots."
(We actually disapprove of Football.)
The commercials sucked as badly as the game itself, and as newly minted "Empty Nesters" we decided to go to bed and catch up on being in love with each other.
Apparently we missed the only thing worth seeing in this traditional cultural exercise in consumerism and violence.
Too bad.
JI7
(89,289 posts)Scurrilous
(38,687 posts)Gothmog
(145,942 posts)Link to tweet
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