Besides his stretch claim that he made government "accountable and efficient" (as Indiana Treasurer??) in the ad I noticed that Mourdock decided to use a Chevrolet Malibu in the ad. I have one just like it. Similar color and everything. It's a great car. There's one thing missing from the car. THE CHEVY BOWTIE.
Here's my car.
See it? Mourdock's version of my car is definitely missing its Chevy Bowtie.
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| Cute girls but check that logo to the right |
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| Nice John Deere Sir |
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| Have You Seen My Campaign? |
Looks like the Mourdock camp may have made a conscious decision to perhaps use a Chevy and then airbrush out the logo. Now why would they do that? HMMMMMM....






2 comments:
There may have been an overblown concern there was some sort of trademark violation if it was shown in the ad. But it's not a violation. Just because a logo appears in an advertisement doesn't make it a violation. The question is whether the very brief appearance of the logo would imply to the average person that Chevy is somehow endorsing Mourdock's campaign. That would be a stretch to say the least.
It's a good observation though.
Pure conjecture. Very poor.
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