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Paid Ads Replace Research For Many Voters

by Joseph Melillo | Aug 7, 2010 12:07pm
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Posted to: Election 2010, LocalOnlineNews.TV

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Joe Melillo of LocalOnlineNews.TV took to the streets of West Hartford this week to find out where people were getting their information for Tuesday’s primary.

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posted by: Martha H | August 7, 2010  5:18pm

Martha H

I’m embarrassed for West Hartford….

Twenty minutes reading CT News Junkie would educate them better than 200 “I have an adorable family AND I want to **put Connecticut back to work again!** AND the other guy is an ***hole” TV ads.

posted by: Tessa Marquis | August 7, 2010  7:35pm

True, Martha H. But the ads on the sidebar are what make it possible for CT News Junkie to stay in business.

So bring ‘em on!

posted by: Martha H | August 7, 2010  8:35pm

Martha H

I know.  I know.  Dan Malloy is watching me as I type this (“Hey, Danny. Nice hair.”), and just above him is Denise Merrill who appears to be giving me the evil eye (What’s she hiding in that right hand of hers, anyway?)  All the Lamonts and Malloys have shoved Fedele/Boughton further down the page; the Repubs appear distracted as they stare off the website into the ocean waves of my screen’s wallpaper.  (“Have a swim, fellas.  I don’t mind. Been a wicked hot summer.”)

Blessedly, they are all silent.