Dale Peterson
Dale Peterson is a cowboy who takes no prisoners, so says this farmer from Alabama in one campaign ad, which appears on horseback, with cowboy hat and a .30-30 Winchester rifle on his shoulder.
Peterson, who wants to achieve the Republican nomination for Commissioner of Agriculture and Industry of Alabama, is experiencing his 15 minutes of national fame thanks to a campaign ad that the star presenter o
n Fox News, Glenn Beck, considered to be the best advertisement TV has seen.
Chris Matthews, host of MSNBC, believes it is the best political ad ever made, openly, pro-guns and one hundred percent American.
The Republicans love it because it perfectly embodies the values they defend. Many Democrats take it to pitorreo, while acknowledging that the ad is very good.
The video is spreading like wildfire on the Internet: it has received two million hits on YouTube. discuss what bloggers and pundits on radio and television and Facebook fans want is a candidate for U.S. president. Even the Washington Post devoted a lengthy article on Friday.
Sure, the ad also like in Europe because all the clichés that we Europeans have the Americans are present in this ad of 1.11 minutes.
The spot opens with electoral idenfiticación sheets of Marine on the U.S. Constitution. The image is fused with Peterson on horseback in sunglasses and a cowboy hat.
This would-be Commissioner of Agriculture and Alabama dismounts and says she has been Marine, policeman, farmer and businessman. “So listen,” said Peterson with a strong Southern accent in an advertisement in which more than talk, seem to be barking at the camera.
The Republican talk about illegal immigration, unemployment in Alabama and criticizes his political opponents. Proudly displays his rifle and concludes by looking at the camera: “take no prisoners”.