I guess this ad was released nearly a year ago, but I first caught it today. I found it engaging from the start, and was drawn in wanting to know what they were trying to advertise. Take a peek, and see if you can figure it out before the end title. Did you think it was effective as I did?

Barely Politicals Rusty Ward visited Comic-Con in San Diego to find out who masked heroes and villains would vote for. A Ghostbuster in full gear says we’re embarassing ourselves as a nation, and thus we must vote for McCain. The Joker, constrained in a straight jacket, although he’d prefer Mit Romney. Catwoman is a libertarian, and some scantily clad gals are pro-Ron Paul. Clearly there’s interest and enthusiasm all around, which makes one wonder whether future elections couldn’t be made part of co

Obama riding a unicorn across a rainbow. Brilliant.For you e-card fanatics, you can also upload and add your face to the video. more about "JibJab takes aim at Obama and McCain.", posted with vodpod

For about a year, election reform campaign “Why Tuesday?” has been challenging ordinary citizens and politicians of every rank to think of what could be done to increase voter participation, focusing on whether moving elections to Saturdays or Sundays would have an impact. Executive Director Jacob Soboroff was able to corner both Al Gore and Nancy Pelosi on this issue, and caught them on the video here giving their opinion: Pelosi: “I think it’s a great idea.” Gore: “Good idea, sounds like.” W