Buckeye State Blog - It's Time for a Change - Comments

yeah, ok

Jackson — Wed, 06 Sep 2006 14:51:42 -0700

So the font sucks. Big deal.

I don't mind the music - don't you think the whole point is that it's incessant? Like Tiberi's screwing of us, which is day after day and year after year? Important part is that the message works. When these guys spend some time and money on a real TV ad it'll be the same clear message but with the details ironed out.

Anyway at least they're doing something creative and different and aggressive. I'm sick of all these dems who seem to be holding their fire. Tiberi and all his boys in DC are bad for us, bad for the country, bad for Ohio, and we have to call them on it. Keep it coming, I say.

halfway through the ad

dmww — Tue, 05 Sep 2006 17:40:33 -0700

i've stopped watching... time to comment.��

but where exactly does one begin???? Which words am i supposed to read? the ones that are the same color as the background or the ones on the cards that are too small to read? I consider myself a fairly intelligent person and i can't possibly figure out how to read two different things at once, perhaps i could try to read one side of the screen with my right eye and the other with my left.��

Not to mention this horrendous music incessantly playing that reminds me of a Dixie Chick flop, and can someone please throw those damn maracas out the window?

Very Bad

Crooked Stream — Tue, 05 Sep 2006 12:46:29 -0700

Come on! The print is so hard to read, therfore you can't get through it all before its taken off.

It's Time for a Change

Shamansky for Congress — Tue, 05 Sep 2006 07:26:21 -0700

Pat Tiberi's doing his best to distance himself from the president - despite voting G.W.'s way 85% of the time. But you know, we thought we would remind you just a few of the things Pat Tiberi's done for you in the last 5 years.

Watch our new web ad on YouTube.com, or download it in QuickTime format.

Consider making a contribution, or sign up at ShamanskyforCongress.com to find out how you can help Bob bring REAL change to central Ohio.