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LOS ANGELES A Detroit Project Action Fund commercial blaming rising gas prices on what the organization calls “sweetheart deals” between the George W. Bush administration and oil companies launches today with spot buys in New York, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C., according to columnist and Detroit Project representative Arianna Huffington.
Conceived and directed by Scott Burns as a pro bono project, the 30-second spot features a woman silently putting gas in her car as she eyes a series of upwardly spinning numbers.
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