A few selections:

• The Fix: McCain ad mentioned as the best negative ad to date in the 2010 cycle
• The Fix: The best ads we've seen so far in the 2010 midterms
• The Fix: Are Primaries A Good Thing?
• Race, Celebrity and the Presidential Campaign
• McCain Expands Campaign Media Team
• ONE Campaign Hits Airwaves
• Brand on the Run

• John King's Political Fact Check

• THE DAILY RUNDOWN: SPI once again makes the Top Ten
• THE DAILY RUNDOWN: Nobody does viral ads better than Fred Davis
• FIRST READ: Top 10 TV ads
• Countdown with Keith Oberman:
Blagojevich's hair a political liability?

• Attack ads on Murray may have had effect

• California Senate: How Carly Fiorina Pulled Off Her Big "Upset" in the GOP Primary

• Meet the Man Who Brought You "Demon Sheep" and Who May Change the Face of GOP Ads Forever

The Tim James "Language" Spot

• Fox News, The O'Reilly Factor
Alabama Gubernatorial Candidate Tim James Defends Controversial 'Learn English' Ad
• Mobile Press-Registry
Breaking News: Gubernatorial candidate Tim James' ad ignites Alabama GOP primary
• Fox News Sean Hannity
Frank Luntz Focus Groups the "Language" Ad on Hannity

• Political Attack Ads Hit the Net

Carly Fiorina's Barbara Boxer Blimp Campaign

• The Washington Post
Morning Fix: The Boxer blimp, the Demon Sheep and Fred Davis
• Los Angeles Times
PolitiCal: Demon Sheep creator strikes again
• SF Weekly
The Snitch: Adman Behind 'Demon Sheep,' Boxer Blimp Has No Idea How He'll Top This

• Nerd Surge

• Revenge of the GOP Nerd

• Hoekstra leads, but the 'Nerd' is gaining

• Fox News Discusses Rick's "One Tough Nerd" Ad

Carly Fiorina's Demon Sheep Campaign

• Yahoo News
Bizarre attack ad heats up California Senate race
• National Review Online Weekend
Demon-Sheep Strategist Says More Ads to Come
• Time.com
The GOP Mastermind of Carly Fiorina's Demon-Sheep Ad
• Los Angeles Times
Fiorina's 'demon sheep' creator speaks

• The Problem With Illinois Politics? It’s the Hair (Blagojevich’s, That Is)
• As Economic Crisis Peaked, Tide Turned Against McCain
• McCain Team Scrambles to Rescript Show

• The Anti-Obama Campaign That Didn't Happen
• Halperin's Take: The Five Most Important People in American Politics Not Running for President

• Political Firms Find D.C. Office Means Business

• Four Media Geniuses Dish on Smart Spots, Writer's Block and Paris Hilton

• The Republicans' Ad Man in St. Paul

• California ad firm aligned with Cornyn campaign

• McCain Beefs Up Ad Roster for General Election
• California Governor's 'Backwards' Spot a Masterpiece

• Can McCain’s Ads Win an Oscar?

• Governors Join in Creating Regional Pacts on Climate Change

• Dan Quayle appearance on The Tonight Show

• Rush Limbaugh "Bug Zapper"

• 10 questions for Fred Davis

• Corker conquers -- Ford falls just short with good Nashville numbers

• Hotline ON Call: GOP Adman Becomes ONE With Poverty

• Strategic Perception joins McCain campaign team

• Political ads go up against DVR tech

Countdown with Keith Oberman:
Blagojevich's hair a political liability?

Thursday, October 29, 2008

Countdown guest host Lawrence O'Donnell talks about a new campaign ad released by businessman Andy McKenna, who is running for Illinois Governor, that focuses on both the misdeeds and hairstyle of Rod Blagojevich.

Click here to see the clip.

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	A few selections: • The Fix: McCain ad mentioned as the best negative ad to date in the 2010 cycle • The Fix: The best ads we've seen so far in the 2010 midterms • The Fix: Are Primaries A Good Thing? • Race, Celebrity and the Presidential Campaign • McCain Expands Campaign Media Team • ONE Campaign Hits Airwaves • Brand on the Run • John King's Political Fact Check • THE DAILY RUNDOWN: SPI once again makes the Top Ten • THE DAILY RUNDOWN: Nobody does viral ads better than Fred Davis • FIRST READ: Top 10 TV ads • Countdown with Keith Oberman: Blagojevich's hair a political liability? • Attack ads on Murray may have had effect • California Senate: How Carly Fiorina Pulled Off Her Big "Upset" in the GOP Primary • Meet the Man Who Brought You "Demon Sheep" and Who May Change the Face of GOP Ads Forever The Tim James "Language" Spot • Fox News, The O'Reilly Factor Alabama Gubernatorial Candidate Tim James Defends Controversial 'Learn English' Ad • Mobile Press-Registry Breaking News: Gubernatorial candidate Tim James' ad ignites Alabama GOP primary • Fox News Sean Hannity Frank Luntz Focus Groups the "Language" Ad on Hannity • Political Attack Ads Hit the Net Carly Fiorina's Barbara Boxer Blimp Campaign • The Washington Post Morning Fix: The Boxer blimp, the Demon Sheep and Fred Davis • Los Angeles Times PolitiCal: Demon Sheep creator strikes again • SF Weekly The Snitch: Adman Behind 'Demon Sheep,' Boxer Blimp Has No Idea How He'll Top This • Nerd Surge • Revenge of the GOP Nerd • Hoekstra leads, but the 'Nerd' is gaining • Fox News Discusses Rick's "One Tough Nerd" Ad Carly Fiorina's Demon Sheep Campaign • Yahoo News Bizarre attack ad heats up California Senate race • National Review Online Weekend Demon-Sheep Strategist Says More Ads to Come • Time.com The GOP Mastermind of Carly Fiorina's Demon-Sheep Ad • Los Angeles Times Fiorina's 'demon sheep' creator speaks • The Problem With Illinois Politics? It’s the Hair (Blagojevich’s, That Is) • As Economic Crisis Peaked, Tide Turned Against McCain • McCain Team Scrambles to Rescript Show • The Anti-Obama Campaign That Didn't Happen • Halperin's Take: The Five Most Important People in American Politics Not Running for President • Political Firms Find D.C. Office Means Business • Four Media Geniuses Dish on Smart Spots, Writer's Block and Paris Hilton • The Republicans' Ad Man in St. Paul • California ad firm aligned with Cornyn campaign • McCain Beefs Up Ad Roster for General Election • California Governor's 'Backwards' Spot a Masterpiece • Can McCain’s Ads Win an Oscar? • Governors Join in Creating Regional Pacts on Climate Change • Dan Quayle appearance on The Tonight Show • Rush Limbaugh "Bug Zapper" • 10 questions for Fred Davis • Corker conquers -- Ford falls just short with good Nashville numbers • Hotline ON Call: GOP Adman Becomes ONE With Poverty • Strategic Perception joins McCain campaign team • Political ads go up against DVR tech	Countdown with Keith Oberman: Blagojevich's hair a political liability? Thursday, October 29, 2008 Countdown guest host Lawrence O'Donnell talks about a new campaign ad released by businessman Andy McKenna, who is running for Illinois Governor, that focuses on both the misdeeds and hairstyle of Rod Blagojevich. Click here to see the clip.

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Countdown with Keith Oberman: Blagojevich's hair a political liability?

Countdown with Keith Oberman:
Blagojevich's hair a political liability?