Comics and Politics
Are comics appropriate for political campaign communication? I think it depends. I consider them an art form, but they're not respected by everyone. They are, however, a time-tested form of art and communication.
Comics can certainly be patriotic and treat serious political events with the respect they deserve. They can do more service than just satire. In terms of the Internet, they can be incorporated into blogs and could be incorporated into e-newsletters. With the right tone, they even could be appropriate for some web campaigns. They can portray both a positive message and rally the base. Sometimes they’re just plain funny. Even more important, they can say so much with just a few words.
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2 Comments:
Comedy and politics is a good combination...look at Al Franken and what he's done for the Democrat party. Now, that's funny.
It seems like a risk to me. You want to keep a professional tone. However, I feel for groups like 527s a comic can be a great way to please your viewers.Basically I think they would be good for the faithful, but not for the swing.
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