by Neil W. McCabe
The former campaign manager for Avi Green's 2004 Democratic Primary challenge to State Rep. Timothy J. Toomey Jr., D, Cambridge, debuted June 5 the first of a series of edgy videos produced to support the Democratic Party.
"Our goal is simple -- engage young voters in an innovative and cost effective way, providing them with the sort of entertain
ing content that reminds them that being Democrat is "cool," the sort, perhaps most importantly, that they are willing to spread virally online," he wrote on The Huffington Post Web site with his partners Brandon Yankowitz and Patrick Pavon. "By supplementing the message coming directly from the party and campaigns, we're making sure we use every available method, and every new technology, to win back the White House this November -- and keep it. Through Election Day, we're planning on producing more than a dozen films in all genres, each with a bit of an edge and clever hook."
Their group called TruthThroughAction.org also produces a Weblog and sells tee-shirts.
This is the video by Josh Sugarman and presented by Brandon Yankowitz made called: "Blue Balled."
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