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Political campaigns go negative… in 1800

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October 29, 2010

Reason.tv has decided to poke some fun at media pundits (and President Obama) claiming this year's midterm election cycle has "taken dirty to a whole new level." Using the candidates' own words, Reason speculates what a negative campaign ad may have looked like, circa 1800:

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