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...Ad Board reported 62 cases of liquor law violations...
...Secretary of the Ad Board John T. O’Keefe said the increase is the result of changes in the Ad Board’s reporting policy, not stricter enforcement of drinking rules...
Nevada isn't the only state fighting back. Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, irked by Schwarzenegger's Boston ad, has countered with billboards in Los Angeles, San Francisco and San Diego in which he mimics the Governor's arms-folded pose but wears a dress shirt and tie. The slogan: SMALLER MUSCLES BUT LOWER TAXES! MASSACHUSETTS MEANS BUSINESS. Says Romney: "I don't want to arm wrestle, but Governor Schwarzenegger upped the ante." Now, after vetoing a state minimum-wage hike, he's about to up it some more. California's billboard campaign will expand in the next few weeks...
Still, even some of Kerry's Spanish-language ads have a drive-by reference to religion. One opens with Kerry playing soccer with his daughters and the voice-over, "We introduce you to a man of faith. A man of family. A man of honor ..." But don't touch that remote. On Friday, Bush began running an ad accusing Kerry of voting to raise taxes 98 times--his campaign's 11th Spanish-language TV spot. More are sure to follow. --By Viveca Novak
...presidential race, Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis, was doing well in the polls. That fall, however, pro-Bush forces deftly used wedge issues--particularly crime and the specter of encroaching liberalism--to cleave white working-class voters from the Democratic Party. The nastiest and most effective '88 political ad featured the hardened visage of convict William Horton, a murderer who had fled Massachusetts during a prison furlough and then stabbed a man and raped his fiancé. Republicans said Dukakis had turned his state's prison gates into "a revolving door." Dukakis pointed out that he had actually ended the furlough program...