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Election 2000 was a political advertising wasteland, devoid of the innovative ads from past years. There was no memorable Ronald Reagan “Bear” spot. No hard-hitting Lyndon Johnson “Daisy” ad. No riveting photo of a young William Jefferson Clinton shaking hands with John F. Kennedy. With Madison Avenue’s creative minds reined in by political strategists, the advertising amounted to annoying background noise.
This was a race where advertising was supposed to make a difference. With George W.
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