Hillary Clinton's Negative Ad Has Negative Results
As Hillary Clinton keeps milking Obama's cow of human bitterness in her new TV spot, the effect doesn't seem to be quite up to expectations…
As you can see, the ad tested remarkably well with people who were already going to vote for Hillary and read every post on this website as a piece of Pro-bama propaganda (the red line). Not surprisingly, it tested extremely poorly with people walk around with Obama pins on their Obama t-shirts and believe that electing a half-black person as president will heal hundreds of years worth of racial discrimination and make this country into a bastion of liberty and prosperity (the blue line). Neither of those are unexpected. Or interesting.
But look at the undecideds, the people everyone's going after (the green line). While the reds and the blues diverge sharply once they realize that they're not looking at an advertisement for cat food or telephone sex, the greens waver for a moment and then track downward with the blues. This could mean that people are wearying of the constant squabbling over triflings. Or of negative attack ads. Or of Democrats in general.
Or it could be that they just got confused with all the things with the mouths talking and, undecided about what else to do, were showing their frustration.
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Whaddy know, the Undecided skew neutral. I never would have guessed it.
Ironically The people from the add look very bitter, seems that they are exposing the disown sentiment of Mrs. Clinton.
Saddly The Body Lenguage of the first woman with short brown hair is not the portrait of a "indigned" happy religious fullfulled, peacefull person, but of someone that has beared chronic trauma by other issues.
Why hasn't Hillary's Valparaiso, IN speech been looked over. She declared that Magnequench (a former maker of magnets for smart bombs) was allowed to be sold to the Chinese and our technology and jobs shipped to China by Bush. When in fact the company was sold to a group of Chinese companies in 1995. It required approval by the Secretary of Treasury under Clinton. This is much bigger news then her shot and a beer afterwards.