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I'm almost surprised that John actually managed, only a couple days late, to deliver a completely shitty, incompetent product of utterly no merit.
Brianna Wu / John Walker Flynt - "Biggest Victim of Gamergate," Failed Game Developer, Failed Congressional Candidate
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I'm almost surprised that John actually managed, only a couple days late, to deliver a completely shitty, incompetent product of utterly no merit.
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That hair part is unfortunate, to say the least. John's hair is not hanging in there.
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Lets see how many physiological symptoms associated with autism Wu displays here.
1- Low set ears? Yep.
2- Flat face? Yep.
3- Widely spaced eyes? Yep.
4- unusual facial expressions/tics? Oh fucking hell yes.
5- Sloping forehead? Yep.
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Meanwhile Lynch can do an ad like this.
And then there's this.
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"Input caption text here." Good to see that despite running on a platform of technological advancement, Wu still manages to deep-six her own campaign on the regular.
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In case anyone want's to keep track of all the people running in each District.
https://uselections.com/ma/ma.htm
This is the guy Lynch went up against in 2016
https://ballotpedia.org/William_Burke
https://uselections.com/ma/ma.htm
This is the guy Lynch went up against in 2016
https://ballotpedia.org/William_Burke
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I understand why they used Frank as the figurehead in the video, even if it was ill-advised. But I've never before seen a candidate so repulsive that they need a stand-in for their emails.
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I don't, why wouldn't you use a resident of MA-8 over a non-resident and husband of the candidate? It would be far more impactful if he ran an ad with someone well known in the district that supports John.
Alas, no such person exists. All his support are out of state or country.
Edit: Another thing, if John/Brianna is so stunning and so brave why hasn't he held that town hall he tweeted about months ago? He's too chickenshit to stand up in front of real people, without a script or prepared questions, to do it. He knows people will ask him hard questions that he can't answer or handle. Maybe some goober gobber will show up and John will stammer and lose his shit on video and then that's it for the troon scampaign.
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You know, I was examining that ad again and I just noticed that it had music - mixed so low you can barely hear it 
I think they could have picked a better track though. Like this:
I think they could have picked a better track though. Like this:
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Running against a completely repulsive whack job who looks like he escaped from a sideshow is having a dream opponent. I'm sure Lynch isn't giving John any more thought than he deserves.
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The e-mail just proves that Wu isn't trying to win. Just raise money for the scam. Nothing about policy, just "MY OPPONENT IS LITERAL DONALD TRUMP SEND MONEY FAST". Since Lynch is so popular in the district, this would be a disaster going out to anyone in it. It's aimed at morons outside the district who will give her money for electronics and Potbelly so they feel like good progressives.
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I'm almost disappointed that Brianna didn't end up using the Godzilla costume nor other props she showed in her tweets.
Now I know how the Rev 60 backers felt.
Now I know how the Rev 60 backers felt.
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It's an interesting ad.
Frank Wu points out that Brianna Wu was out protesting the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars.
Frank Wu attacks Stephen Lynch's deliberate, measured posture in favor of action.
There is no talking about Policy.
Advertising is a tough field. You need to be attention grabbing, have a strong message and somehow rise above the endless noise that everyone else is creating. Stephen Lynch's Ads arguably aren't good enough to quite be that decisive--think about Trump shouting "I am Going to Make America Great Again!"--and it's clear 45 at least knows how to make a fast pitch.
What we have here is a man who can't look into the camera, can't even dress up for something that is going to be shown to the world, in front of what may well be a webcam, rattling on about his spouse. There is no set, there is no soundtrack, and in the age where it is perhaps easier and better than ever to show the story, there is a quirky recital.
One of the great things about democracy is that it is a popularity contest. People who can't even make it to business casual for a political broadcast are lunchmeat.
Frank Wu points out that Brianna Wu was out protesting the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars.
Frank Wu attacks Stephen Lynch's deliberate, measured posture in favor of action.
There is no talking about Policy.
Advertising is a tough field. You need to be attention grabbing, have a strong message and somehow rise above the endless noise that everyone else is creating. Stephen Lynch's Ads arguably aren't good enough to quite be that decisive--think about Trump shouting "I am Going to Make America Great Again!"--and it's clear 45 at least knows how to make a fast pitch.
What we have here is a man who can't look into the camera, can't even dress up for something that is going to be shown to the world, in front of what may well be a webcam, rattling on about his spouse. There is no set, there is no soundtrack, and in the age where it is perhaps easier and better than ever to show the story, there is a quirky recital.
One of the great things about democracy is that it is a popularity contest. People who can't even make it to business casual for a political broadcast are lunchmeat.
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> "I think the American public are just sick of the only message politicians have is that the other guy is bad"
> Immediately turns around and releases an advert and email blast where the only message is "the other guy is bad."
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By now all Lynch needs to do to utterly destroy Wu is giving a single answer, when an interviewer ask him about Wu:
"I never imagined to have a joke candidate running against me, but she seems to be a pretty dedicated satirist."
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Safe to say that shit was made purely to justify the big ticket "studio/video equipment" charges in the last FEC document?
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Passionate about driving? You turn a key, press a pedal, the car goes. I can definitely understand the allure for people who have never driven, after all I was 14 once
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The scampaign is pretty obviously just an excuse to squander the money of stupid people who have no idea how politics works, proven by the fact they consider a freakish, snarling tranny a plausible candidate against a popular incumbent.
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It was just made so Wu could say she was doing something with her time to justify that she actually has a job and isn't just sitting at home playing peggle and watching daytime TV.
It seems like she enjoys pissing around in Final Cut Pro, it's something she feels like she can do. It doesn't matter that end product looks like babby's first video project or that she has no means of distributing the "adverts" she creates to a wider audience, it's just busywork. I mean look at this recent one, even with begging for retweets she still only got 40 of 'em. Maybe a few hundred people saw this in their twitter feed and a couple of dozen actually watched it.
We saw this same pattern with Revolution 60. It was self-evident that the year she spent on disco lighting wasn't going to help sell additional copies, and doubly so with the 4 or 5 months she spent on trailers. It didn't matter in the slightest to Wu, who didn't have to care about making money or keeping her studio afloat. All that mattered is that she was seen to be a "woman in tech."