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ladysisyphus for linking to this, that being where I found it. MoveOn.org held a contest called "Bush in 30 Seconds" - each entry is an ad, 30 seconds or shorter, about what Bush has done to this country. They have 15 finalists, and all but one (removed at their own request, apparently) is posted on their website for viewing. There are stills for each ad, but in most cases the stills are worthless. Viewing the ads themselves requires QuickTime; the low-bandwidth version is a physically smaller image but the quality does not seem to be bad.
They're impressive. I'm not sure which one is the best to choose for conveying the message to people who don't already agree with it. But by and large, I was very impressed by them (some more than others, and a couple not very much). They can be found here: http://www.bushin30seconds.org/
Andladysisyphus's original post, with more commentary and links, is here.
ladysisyphus for linking to this, that being where I found it. MoveOn.org held a contest called "Bush in 30 Seconds" - each entry is an ad, 30 seconds or shorter, about what Bush has done to this country. They have 15 finalists, and all but one (removed at their own request, apparently) is posted on their website for viewing. There are stills for each ad, but in most cases the stills are worthless. Viewing the ads themselves requires QuickTime; the low-bandwidth version is a physically smaller image but the quality does not seem to be bad.They're impressive. I'm not sure which one is the best to choose for conveying the message to people who don't already agree with it. But by and large, I was very impressed by them (some more than others, and a couple not very much). They can be found here: http://www.bushin30seconds.org/
And
ladysisyphus's original post, with more commentary and links, is here.