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We thought the political-advertising season had come to an end—and mercifully so. But no. Here comes the Green Party with its first-ever advertising campaign—and what it calls “a cure for the Election 2004 hangover.”
The ad shown here, running in this morning’s New York Times, reads, in part: “Election fraud, job loss, low wages, the war in Iraq, expensive healthcare, air pollution, unsafe drinking water, poisonous chemicals in our food. … Aren’t you tired of their mess? … We have sensible solutions and we are implementing them locally every day, not just talking about them during election season.”
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