On the Red, White and Fuse Campaign Trail

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NEW YORK Fuse music network spoofs the presidential race in a new print, outdoor and cable campaign by Amalgamated, offering up its own candidate, Haymish Fuse, who runs on a variety of nonsensical platform issues.

Seven print executions by the New York shop show Fuse, a nerdy and cross-eyed man, against a red, white and blue background. All ads proclaim, “Vote for Hamish Fuse,” along with copy outlining his political philosophy. “Empty promise #41: I put the ‘I’ in TEAIM,” one reads.

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