Hillary Clinton Advertising

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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton released various advertisements, and commercials to promote their campaigns. The use of TV commercials are short and straight to the point. It is important that the commercial is made in a tasteful manner where said candidates can visually represent their beliefs and policies. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton use TV commercial to their advantage. In some commercials they promote their attributes, but on the other hand they also insult one another. Donald Trump's campaign released a new TV ad called "Changes" on October 18, 2016. "Changes" discusses how little Hillary Clinton has done during her political career. To be more specific the commercial says that during Clinton's political career "Taxes went up. …show more content…
The mother discusses that Trump makes fun of autistic people and believes her son cannot live in Trump's world. She continues to say that even though she is a republican, this election is so much bigger than parties. The mother finishes her speech by saying "So I'm crossing party lines and voting for Hillary. I don't always agree with her. But she's reasonable. And she's smart. She can work with people to solve problems. I want to be able to tell my kids that I did the right thing when it really mattered." The mother explains that although she is a republican, she wants to do what's right. She does not agree with Clinton but she respects her enough to vote for Clinton. This commercial is geared towards republicans, and people who will only vote for a candidate that represents their party. It is trying to portray that parties do not matter and you should vote for who you believe will do the correct and moral act. This commercial builds Clinton up while bashes Trump. The commercial portrays Trump as a person who does not care and is heartless. This commercial is extremely effective because it clearly proves that there are people out there who will vote for Clinton regardless of their party affiliation. It gets the point across in an emotional and concerning way. The commercial makes people think twice about voting for

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