We’re happy to report that General Motors isn’t spending $3,000,000 for a Super Bowl commercial this year. But what about other advertisers?
Is it wise to spend that much money on one commercial in this economic downturn? Surprisingly, many advertisers say, “Yes, it’s a bargain.”
Their rationale? The Super Bowl draws an immense audience and is, perhaps, the only programming on television that causes consumers to “lean forward” and watch the commercials.
No one will be leaning forward and watching the attached PETA commercial because it was rejected by the television network. Talk about your wardrobe malfunction.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTdPRlHB4Os
“Obama was angry that Merrill Lynch used $1.2 million of TARP money to remodel an executive suite,” Limbaugh said. “Excuse me, but didn’t Merrill have to hire a decorator and contractor? Didn’t they have to buy the new furnishings? What’s the difference in that and Merrill loaning that money to a decorator, contractor and goods supplier to remodel Warren Buffet’s office? Either way, stimulus in the private sector occurs.”
Actor Ben Affleck is unhappy with Newsweek. He thinks the magazine should have been far more critical of Paulson’s economic bailout plan last summer.
The Washington Post invited readers to send special messages to our new Fearless Leader on inauguration day. They reserved the right to reject negative ads, but didn’t appear to reject any ads for stupidity.
Anyone who thought the election of Barack Obama was going to declaw Hearst columnist Helen Thomas got a rude awakening at yesterday’s White House press briefing.
Don’t look now, but Keith Olbermann’s synapses are misfiring again.
IQ-impaired Illinois governor Rod Blogojevich continues to amuse.
The incredibly partisan Associated Press has finally done something right. Late, but right.
Disgraced Illinois governor Rod Blagojeviich has been all over today’s morning news shows telling the world he considered giving Barack Obama’s open senate seat to Oprah Winfrey.
It was business as usual at Sundance, the 11-day filmfest staged by Sharpei-like leftwing Hollywood hunk Robert Redford.
The internet is abuzz with commentary about the photo used on the cover of the LA Times post election issue. Why would they select a photo in which Obama appears to be giving a Nazi salute?
Hollywood icon Tom Hanks is sorry for calling Mormons who supported California’s gay marriage ban “un-American.”