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September 17, 2012 08:54 PM UTC
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Sal does have the better of the two ads. The camera work in Joe’s ad is horrible and they could have had a more diverse group of extras. His voice did not seem to be always in sync with his lips.
but I also think Gadfly made some accurate points, too. Pace’s ads are like Bennet’s “little daughters in their bedroom” ad — sincere, realistic, and memborable. They give you a warm, fuzzy feeling that a lot of my friends would take right to the voting booth. Sal Pace is extremely charming in a down-to-Earth kind of way in real life, and he doesn’t seem to be affected at all by the cameras (just like little Anne Bennet wasn’t). Good for him!
Joe’s a little more formal when he has attention on him, but one-on-one, his personality is very much like that of Pace — friendly, down-to-Earth and relaxed. Joe is also very funny and very thoughtful. I’d like to see this ad done at a micro-brewery (not a hoity-toity one) after Joe’s had a beer. Work sleeves should be rolled up and he should have a reason to laugh. I’d also like to see him listening to constituents a little. That would be the real Joe. Relaxed, caring, good listener.
I like that Miklosi’s ads used real constituents from Arapahoe County. (Look closely. You may know some of them.) It was not a made in DC or Hollywood ad like Coffman’s ad appears to be.
I think it’s a great job. Joe did well.
I like the fact that he tied Coffman to the radical right agenda, and he does it in his own voice (not some deep bass announcer).
Now he needs to keep up the pressure and tie Coffman even more to the Party of No.
I like that he tied Coffman to the radical right-wing agenda, and that he did it in his own, likeable voice (not some deep bass announcer).
Now, he needs to keep up the pressure and continue to tie Coffman even more to the Party of No.
I too got jaded with “Colorado common sense” years ago, back when Bob Schaffer used it. Hopefully people have forgotten.
But I’m glad to see Joe’s smiling mug up on TV!