Just something I've noticed with American political ads. I get why people say "I'm xxxxxx and I approve this message" if the message has been said by someone else (usually a voice actor speaking over images / videos of patriotic things), but what is the point of saying it when you're the only doing all the talking?
If he didn't say it, would there be some doubt cast over the message? Or do people think he's being held at gunpoint (possible since he's from Texas) and forced to say these things? It's a little oddity I've noticed from time to time...
If he didn't say it, would there be some doubt cast over the message? Or do people think he's being held at gunpoint (possible since he's from Texas) and forced to say these things? It's a little oddity I've noticed from time to time...
