2008 It’s What’s for Dinner
posted by September 17 at 10:28 AM
onAfter reading this…
The McCain-Palin combo is an example of what good marketing and brand-building are all about, according to John Quelch, a marketing professor at Harvard Business School.…I’m not sure I can eat beef again.“He is steak and she is sizzle,” said Quelch, co-author of “Greater Good: How Good Marketing Makes for Better Democracy.”
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More like he's the ham and she's the fizzle.
He's more like jerky than steak.
That's why the needle is once again moving in Obama's direction. Once the sizzle dies down, you're looking at a tough, freezer-burned, overcooked shitty piece of steak.
I like that the CNN article implies that Quelch, who served in McCain campaign spokesperson (former) Governor Swift's administration in MA, is an "independent" expert just commenting dispassionately on the wonderfulness of the vacuous McCain/Palin brand.
That's not a very scientific reaction Chuck.
Especially if the demographic you're aiming at are people who dine at Outback Steakhouse.
He's the steak, she's the Bloomin' Onion.
He is a rotting slice of bacteria-infested fly-ridden pork.
She is a maggot.
You still eat beef? Dude, Mad Cow Disease!
John McCain is worn-out shoe-leather.
Albeit worn-out $550 Ferragamo loafer shoe-leather.
@6: The comparison's no good. I would actually let a Bloomin' Onion near my mouth.
I am the sun, you are the moon, I am the words, you are the tune. PLAY.
And no, I don't feel like letting it go.
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