Campaign Video of the Day -- September 4, 2007

Today's campaign video is from John Edwards. It is in the style of a fund raising commercial, but he doesn't mention sending money once. I don't remember seeing this video last week. Do you?

It is time for a peace offensive. The first people we need to reach are our own Democratic Leaders. They are going back to work this week. It's time for us to go back to work as well. Take action. Let Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama and all the rest of the Democrats in Congress know it is time for America to surge for peace.



This video was posted by ontheissuesdotorg September 3, 2007.

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Campaign Video of the Day -- August 26, 2007

Corpus Juris is on vacation so I'll try to file a Campaign Video of the Day. And, true to form, I'm a bit late for the August 26th video. So let's make this one extra special. You've likely never heard of the candidate featured in this video, but he is running for president. Here's John Taylor Bowles, the 2008 Presidential candidate of the National Socialist Movement:



Project Vote Smart has some basic information on candidate Bowles, including "one thing you would most like to do before you die (besides be President): Nuke Israel."

Based on the video, I never would have guessed.

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Campaign Video of the Day -- August 4, 2007

I am having technical difficulties putting up the poll for last week's Campaign Video of the Week. Hopefully that will be squared away shortly.

Today's Campaign Video is another video supporting Barack Obama. Entitled No more secrets. We want a leader, it was posted on YouTube by lovingj1 on August 2, 2007.



All week I have been looking for a campaign video produced by an unpaid supporter of Hillary Clinton. I must be looking in all the wrong places because, with a lone exception involving children bullying each other, I am unable to find any non-campaign produced videos favorable to Hillary Clinton. Her campaign puts them out on a regular basis, but her supporters seem to be sitting on their hands. Supporters of every other candidate are putting out campaign videos. I am left to wonder just how deep Hillary's support really runs. I am beginning to wonder if it isn't just a professionally constructed artifice.

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