The most bizarre political ad--ever

[Cosmoline]

He hasn't been an Alaskan for 25 years or more. He lives over in Virginia.

 

[Autolycus]

Even though he didnt tell me anything about his beliefs I feel he is a safer bet than Fred Thompson or any of the other Republicans or Democrats. Well except for Ron Paul.

 

[71Commander]

Well as much as I dislike RP, he's still better than ANY Democrat.

 

[Titan6]

For all you people that did not think it was him or a fake:

Here's what Press Secretary Shaun Alexander Colvin, said:

"It’s a personal statement rather than a usual political statement that you get from candidates. This message and this candidate are not just about rhetoric and promises or about being verbose. It's about a candidate looking you in the eye. He’s laying himself out, exposing himself, showing who he is." "He’s a man who’ll look you in the eye. He could’ve been standing in the park making political statements and promises and such, and he’s doing just the opposite. His message is out there. He’s articulated it for a year. He’s standing by his word. And giving you a chance to see who he is.

"The senator has very much an artistic spirit."

http://firstread.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2007/06/15/227051.aspx

It is official. Tommy Thompson is no longer the strangest candidate in the race.

 

[alucard0822]

Wow I was joking yesterday, but this guy is serious, apparently I wasn't the only one trying to polish a terd

 

[ArmedBear]

I was driving to work the other day and flipping stations.

Laura Ingraham was interviewing Mike Gravel. I just had to leave the radio tuned.

He sounded like he was high or something.

Funniest, though, he thought he was on the Dr. Laura show. Or at least it seemed he did. It was unclear, when you listened to him, exactly WHAT he was saying sometimes.