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Mitt Romney’s quip that it would be “easier” to run for President if he were Latino begged an immediate response when it came to light in September, 2012. Art Not War delivered this video statement for MoveOn less than a day after the story broke, garnering coverage in the Los Angeles Times, Huffington Post, Associated Press, and the Tampa Bay Times.
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Progressives knew if voters turned out at the polls in 2012, Obama would retain the presidency. So MoveOn created the Vote Buddy campaign, asking diligent dems to rally their pals on election day. In this humorous video by Art Not War, Marisa Tomei has to work extra hard to make it happen for democracy. The Los Angeles Times lauded our piece, saying it would “resonate on both sides of the aisle.”
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Mitt Romney’s quip that it would be “easier” to run for President if he were Latino begged an immediate response when it came to light in September, 2012. Art Not War delivered this video statement for MoveOn less than a day after the story broke, garnering coverage in the Los Angeles Times, Huffington Post, Associated Press, and the Tampa Bay Times.
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