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The Making Of The Lindsey Graham Ad

2020-06-18 00:00:00, Paul Talbot, Forbes

Content Categorization
/News/Politics
/Arts & Entertainment
/People & Society/Social Sciences/Economics

Word Count:
784

Words/Sentence:
20

Reading Time:
5.23 min

Reading Quality:
Adept

Readability:
13th to 15th

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The ad, produced by the organization Republican Voters Against Trump, a project of Defending Democracy Together, depicts South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham commenting on President Trump and Vice President Biden.

Obviously, there isn't a video of Graham endorsing Biden for Section 3, so instead we went back to Graham talking about the GOP losing all of its moral authority because of Trump.

Barry Rubin: For years, I've been combing through old clips of Republican politicians to make ads for Republicans for the Rule of Law and now Republican Voters Against Trump.

I found this old footage from the HuffPo video in November, when I was running a parody Twitter account called Lindsey Graham's (Fake) Conscience.

In Section 2, the music changes from a more aggressive suspenseful track to a more uplifting one (there's a reverse cymbal roll sound effect transition between the tracks).

Keywords
Lindsey Graham, Barry Rubin, campaign ad, Republican Voters Against Trump

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