http://www.gamespot.com/news/6203153.html?tag=latestheadlines;title;4 You would think that politicians would get bored of this and move onto something else. I guess not.
Of course not. This sounds important and socially conscious to the average non-playing voter, so its an easy way for a politico to get their name in the paper, attract the geriatric vote and be seen as someone who "takes a stand" on sensitive issues. Why would they move on?
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Or actually USE it to advertise the game. I think some show recently did this. Critics panned it, saying it was inappropriate and so on, and they used those quotes in their print ads.
Exactly. We did something similar in a reelection campaign last year for a candidate I was working for for that very reason.