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Democratic ad on China utilizes gongs and fortune cookies

October 25, 2010

Let's consider this the latest in the "can you imagine if a republican did this?" parade of commercials we've seen this year. Also, follow the link for a very satisfying moment of hypocrisy featuring Bill Clinton. Unfortunately, it will leave you hungry for more in twenty minutes.

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