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and to wrap up a tri-fecta -

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dsedy said:
Copilot GPT4


Its new ad comes as Pfizer is struggling to deal with the sudden reversal of its COVID sales fortune. (Pfizer/iSpot.TV)
It’s all the rage for superhero films: Bring together several fan favorite celebrities into one cinematic event. Pfizer is following Marvel and DC’s lead, bringing together its five most recent COVID commercial celebrities for a new ad promoting its booster.
Singer John Legend, professional soccer player Megan Rapinoe, singer Charlie Puth, TV personality Martha Stewart and pro football star Travis Kelce have all over the past year undertaken ads or promoted work for Pfizer specifically for its COVID vaccine and new booster.



Now, Pfizer is splicing their previous ad work together, with the celebs showing off their distinctive blue Band-Aids for their COVID shots in the company’s latest ad, “Got Yours?”
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Yeah, but this isn't on social media through ludicrous social influencers is it? That was the point you were trying to make before in responding to my complaint about internet social influencers.

I know very well about these televised, television commercials and I cringe every time I see the one with Martha Stewart take a katana to a grindstone. NO katana, no matter 1,000 years old or a new cheap one, deserves that abuse.
 
dsedy said:
Charlie Puth, a 31-year-old singer with 21 million TikTok followers
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I thank you for clearing this up. First time we said this ad, my wife and I looked at each other and asked, "Who's that?" and quickly relegated him to the "We could care less" list...

Kind of like the "person" who started the whole Bud Light wars, I still don't know his/her name and not losing any sleep over it. However, she/he should be congratulated for having millions of people stop drinking Bud Light, a beverage that has a closer taste profile to Donkey Piss than anything that resembles a real beer...
 
Roccus7 said:
I thank you for clearing this up. First time we said this ad, my wife and I looked at each other and asked, "Who's that?" and quickly relegated him to the "We could care less" list...

Kind of like the "person" who started the whole Bud Light wars, I still don't know his/her name and not losing any sleep over it. However, she/he should be congratulated for having millions of people stop drinking Bud Light, a beverage that has a closer taste profile to Donkey Piss than anything that resembles a real beer...
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He/She should get on the Moxie now. Donkey piss would be an improvement.
 
jpd said:
It's an election year, I think there are a lot of politicians who want to be on the right side of this issue come November.
This and inflation are what is affecting voters the most.
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Plus, mission accomplished. 10+ Million. They will now eat their own.
 
Defund the police .........................but her security is important??


www.foxnews.com

Cori Bush under Justice Department investigation over alleged misuse of security funds

Rep. Cori Bush, D-Mo., is facing a Justice Department investigation for the alleged misuse of security funds.
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The Justice Department is investigating Squad member Rep. Cori Bush, D-Mo., over the alleged misuse of government funds intended to pay for her security, two sources tell Fox News.

Bush's husband and former security guard, Cortney Merritts, whom she married in February 2023, has pocketed more than $100,000 in payments since Bush added him to her campaign's payroll in January 2022 for what they marked as "security" payments before switching their description to "wage expenses" in April, Fox News Digital previously reported.

In March 2023, the watchdog group, Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust (FACT), filed a complaint asking the Federal Election Commission (FEC) to investigate whether Bush "used campaign funds for personal use," citing one $60,000 payment in 2022 for security services provided to Merritts, the National Review reported.

"It appears Rep. Bush’s campaign may have made payments for services that were unnecessary or above fair market value because of her personal relationship with the payee," FACT executive director Kendra Arnold wrote in the complaint. "If so, these payments would qualify as either impermissible payments to a family member or an impermissible gift.
 
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