02-15-2012, 09:49 PM
OK interesting but neither of those posts have much to do with the OP.
People get paid big bucks to produce political spots. They are supposed to pay attention to details, especially the important details directly related to the candidate's message and to the intended audience.
In this case it's voters in Michigan. This very car, the Chrysler 300, made headlines and was the subject of a controversy just a few months ago when Chrysler made a false "made in the USA" claim about this specific car in an ad.
Can the people who write Romney's ads use the Google?
People get paid big bucks to produce political spots. They are supposed to pay attention to details, especially the important details directly related to the candidate's message and to the intended audience.
In this case it's voters in Michigan. This very car, the Chrysler 300, made headlines and was the subject of a controversy just a few months ago when Chrysler made a false "made in the USA" claim about this specific car in an ad.
Can the people who write Romney's ads use the Google?