The Fix Archive: Ad Wars
Daily Fix Poll: Harry Reid and the Ritz-Carlton -- does it matter to voters?
Following last week's Nevada Senate debate, Republicans have opened up a new line of attack against Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, taking aim at the Democrat for living in the Washington D.C. Ritz-Carlton while voters in the Silver State grapple with the nation's highest unemployment rate.
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Felicia Sonmez
| October 21, 2010; 3:00 PM ET |
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The Nancy Pelosi election
With three weeks to go until Election Day, national Republicans are flooding the airwaves with a simple message: the Democratic candidate running in your district is (or will be) just like Nancy Pelosi.
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Aaron Blake
| October 12, 2010; 11:48 AM ET |
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Stephanie Herseth Sandlin and the empathy strategy
What Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin's (D-S.D.) ad tells us about the 2010 midterm elections.
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Chris Cillizza
| August 26, 2010; 1:47 PM ET |
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DNC Enters the Fray in NY-20
The Democratic National Committee and the Obama White House are doubling down in a New York special election with a new ad in which the president offers an endorsement of Democrat Scott Murphy. Obama himself does not appear in the...
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Paul Volpe
| March 26, 2009; 8:13 PM ET |
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A Tale of Two Ads
The Fix, as regular readers know, is a lover of campaign commercials. So, as we pondered the absolutely stunning arrest of Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich yesterday on charges that he was seeking to sell the Senate seat vacated by President-elect...
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Chris Cillizza
| December 10, 2008; 1:35 PM ET |
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Obama's Ad Dominance Reaffirmed
As the presidential election entered its final months, it became increasingly clear that Barack Obama was vastly outspending John McCain on television -- a massive gap that allowed the Illinois senator to expand the playing field and led to victories...
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Chris Cillizza
| November 25, 2008; 1:00 PM ET |
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