AARP Using “The Donklephant” In Ads?

By Justin Gardner | Related entries in Media

That’s a screen capture from a new AARP commercial. Notice anything familiar?

Here’s an explanation of the campaign…

But if they could vote, these “Future Champions” would vote for the candidate who will fix health care, protect Social Security and pensions. “Too Young” and “Too Important” (Windows Media Player required), the latest spots in AARP’s “Future Champions” campaign, are the first to specifically promote Divided We Fail by asking viewers to demand action and answers on health care and financial security at DividedWeFail.org.

Interesting, no? Think they owe us some cred?

It certainly would be nice…


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4 Responses to “AARP Using “The Donklephant” In Ads?”

  1. mw Says:

    “Think they owe us some cred?” – jg

    C’mon man. It is clearly an Elephankey. Not even close.

  2. Jimmy the Dhimmi Says:

    The AARP certainly seems more donkle than phant to me.

  3. Dyre42 Says:

    Look more like an assyderm to me.

  4. James Says:

    Looks like a perfectly good logo to me! I’d thank them and pull a redesign!

    j/k

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