Brady camp trying to maneuver into comedic Nutter press release territory

Couldn't be done for the day without giving some props for this release from Bob Brady's campaign.

Brady already has the negative ads against Tom Knox, now they're making comedic reference about the validity of Knox's own ads.

" Congressman Bob Brady today warned Philadelphians of a dangerous deluge of fake advertising expected to hit television airwaves in the coming days. In an apparent strike of the panic button, Tom Knox increased his brazen disregard for campaign finance limits by spending an astonishing $767,420 on broadcast and cable television advertising in just the next six days.

“"We all knew that Tom Knox wanted to buy City Hall, but now it looks like he might make a run at buying the entire Avenue of the Arts too,” said Congressman Brady.

Comments

[Fattah for Evans' Nutter Butter]

I saw a group of union carpenters smash a whole row of TVs in Best Buy in South Philly when a Knox ad aired. They stopped as soon as the commercial was over.

[dude]

Must be the subliminal messages.

[Tim O'Leary]

A millionaire being able to outspend his rivals 2-1. I hope Wilson Goode, Jr. is happy with the unintended consequences of his hapazardly drafted legislation.

If you can't fill out a form, you shouldn't be Mayor!

[Tim O'Leary]

Last time I checked, Brady won that case. In fact, one could argue that Knox has wasted taxpayer time and money before being elected to any type of office with his frivolous, pointless lawsuit.

[dude]

He may have won the case, but he still didn't fill out the form correctly.

[Tim O'Leary]

If he won the case, it means that the form was ambiguous and that it could have been filled out more than one way... which means THERE WAS NO RIGHT WAY!

[dude]

Vern Anastasio lost the case for filling out the ambiguous form incorrectly.