the wolf, literally. The team U.S. President George W. Bush prepares to give the final paw to undecided voters (sorry undecided) in the last days of the campaign. The latest Republican ad shows a pack of wolves that wander into a forest as a metaphor for America threatened by the terrorists of al Qaida. Bush will know 'protect the country, his Democratic challenger John Kerry will end' to weaken, leaving it a prey to wolves and their fears.
The spot, directed with attention to detail, looks more like 'the trailer for a thriller Hollywod that appeal to a constituency. According to Republican strategists (read Karl Rove, so a 'good to be able to elect Bobo Craxi al Quirinale, hands down) so would have an impact' on violent spectators who will be 'aired in the climax, in the last days of campaign Election not to leave the Democrats time to fight back.
Eleven days before the election the two candidates were equal in the polls. The president is trying to close the account with voters turning presidential in a referendum on national security, defending the fruits of its strategy against terrorism and saying that Kerry and 'drag-queen of a surfer who, incidentally, have one child. Kerry is betting everything on a lack of transparency in the White House at home and on issues of international politics itself as an alternative "smart" to Bush. Mica wants the moon, he wants to.
Kerry-style, that is 'too difficult to understand if you're a fool of the American Rockies, the Democrats have already' made their move, the new Republican spot shows an ostrich with its head in the sand does not look not to see (iraq and friends). Kerry meanwhile, flies in the sky like an eagle graceful ready to mail worms from Muslims. As if to say, speaking of umbrellas in the ass, the whole world 'country.
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