Raise your hands if you agree with this Moveon.org guy that there ought to be more political issue ads during the Super Bowl.
I see no hands.
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Yeah, these people need a life. The purpose of the Superbowl (and similar festivities) is to FORGET the BS of our daily lives, whether its politics, work problems, kid problems, etc. I don’t want to see political ads, ads on spousal abuse, news shorts on whatever murders happened in LA last night, or any other reality. This is supposed to be FUN and checking out of reality for 4-5 hours doesn’t mean that we can’t go back to reality for the rest of the week.
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