Here’s Some Of That Change People Keep Talking About

Given that it’s a new day in America and a season for change, it’s high time the two parties reinvent their mascots. And PoliticalCritter.org from Marlin & Co. in Springfield, MO is the vehicle for mascot change.
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Chris Rock of Marlin, and a former colleague of mine in Denver says, “Political Critter was something we just decided to do about two months ago, for the purely ridiculous reason of trying to kick existing political mascots to the curb. Jackasses and elephants? At least one party should be a faithful lab or graceful manatee these days, right?”
Right.
Yesterday, Marlin gathered up the top critters and sent them to the national parties. No word yet, on how the new looks have been received.

About David Burn

I wrote my first ad for a local political candidate when I was 17 (she went on to win her race, and I felt the power of persuasive copy for the first time). Today, I live near Portland, Oregon and spend my days building brands for companies that matter.