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Don’t Quit Your Day Job

May 18th, 2006 · 11:43 am

None other than Kos has made his political TV ad debut, and it is quite possibly one of the dumbest and most disturbing political ads I’ve ever seen – and even features Kos’ making light of his despicable and shameful comments about the four American contractors killed in Fallujah.

An ad that dumb will almost certainly ensure that Kos goes 0-18. This is quite possibly the dumbest political ad I’ve ever seen, and I’ve seen some truly awful ones.

Kos’ tradition of being the Typhoid Mary of politics continued unabated…

UPDATE: The “Screw them” bit was a Photoshop and wasn’t part of the ad – which I should have noticed. Mea culpa.

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5 Responses to “Don’t Quit Your Day Job”

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    Comment By Allah
    May 18th, 2006 at 11:46 am

    Jay — The “Screw Them” t-shirt is a photoshop. I mentioned one of the images was photoshopped.

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    Comment By Banagor
    May 18th, 2006 at 2:35 pm

    I saw that it was a photoshop, and Jay was probably too busy with his real day job to notice so quickly, but what a great photoshop job that was.

    Allah was always the best photoshopper out there.

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    Trackback By Those Bastards!
    May 19th, 2006 at 3:17 am

    The Ned Lamont, Kos commercial: why Kos has a face for radio, a voice made for blogging, and is a Bastard of the Blogs…

    That last part was from the Ace of Spades. So we were browsing around at work, and came across this video as pointed to by Hot Air. Hot Air correctly calls it nutroots video. Pretty fucking lame commercial, if you ask me, and Kos shouldn’t quit his da…

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    Comment By Nicq MacDonald
    May 19th, 2006 at 2:28 pm

    That ad is a hoot… right up there with CEI’s Carbon Dioxide ads.

    There’s often nothing funnier than un-intentional self-parody, whether it comes from the “right” or the “left”.

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