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March 25, 2008

Obama is Messing With My Family Dynamics

All the Obama talk here might get you to suspect that we, too, have a crush on the Illinois Senator. But, whether this is true or not isn't the issue. It's the fact that he tends to spur the most innovative (and surprising) Internet grassroots efforts in his support -- even more than geek/freak darling Ron Paul.

Somewhat stunningly, the latest example comes from my family dinner table.

To my left is my 26-year-old arch-liberal little brother. To my right is my 69-year-old, life-long Republican father.

Together, brother and dad found agreement around their support of Obama and created this DIY campaign ad...

Posted by The 463: Inside Tech Policy at 10:50 PM in Chatter, Tech Politics |

Comments

Sean,

This is a great DIY ad...your family has a future in political advertising.

Hope all is well,
Cynthia B.

Posted by: Cynthia Brumfield | April 15, 2008 at 07:45 PM

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