I didn't see it, but I could have missed it easily, or it wasn't being played in Richmond.  Can't really say he was politicizing 911 either if he did it on cable, and on the channel that didn't go to break for Bush.  Nice work, AGAIN, Webb camp.

...obviously (I'm sure we got an extra nfl network ad)...

which is controlled by whichever entity provides your service. Cable providers sell their own ads for those spots, as do satellite providers.

than during the game...

I was pissed as hell after that game.  Not in the mood for politics.

so don't even know whether the ad ran in our area (I think not; it wasn't scheduled for here). But, if it was placed together with the game, then the placement really was brilliant; according to the ratings, the game got the biggest share of watching (19%), with the ABC's crock-u-drama tying for the 4th (with a re-run), at 12%.

George Allen has his commercials on Lifetime and Fox.

"Amateur campaign" indeed...

Are you kidding me?  Oh man, I have to come up with something for that.  Photoshop time!

Now, let's be honest; I am the loser here who got caught up in some terrible Jennifer Beals movie about sleeping with your friends' boyfriends on Sunday while I was recovering from my Ohio State Buckeye party that went from 12pm to 3am.  So yes, I admit it; I was watching Lifetime, which is almost as bad as Allen advertising on it.  ALMOST.

Anyway, it was the commercial where he is holding that child that looks way too old to be carried around by a fake cowboy.

Go Blue!!!!!

Thanks for the report!  Damn I missed it.  Must have been out front talking my neighbor....

Sorry for my Redskins brethern....but (and please don't hate me because you'll have your turn at me, I'm SURE!), GOOO EEAAAGLES!!!!

My wrath is great, oh Mount Vernon Residing Doug.

at the President who took over the prime time airwaves for free to run a lengthy gratis advertisement attempting yet again to meld regime change in Iraq with the 9/11 attacks in the face of strong evidence to the contrary.

game on TV yesterday?  And why were you watching it? Isn't that a bit frivolous and disprespectful, again by your reasoning, on the 5th anniversary of 9/11?  Or, are you saying that our democratic political process should grind to a halt but "the show must go on?"  Strange.

ads were running all over the country.  I saw Maryland ads all day yesterday bleeding into NOVA.

...both Mrs. LCD & I saw it.

Oh Mr. Fox, please don't make me politicize 9/11... oh no, don't do that!

I know personally and deeply what 9/11 means and the president's speech was the puke on your shoes moment last night, not Webb's ad.

They even had Ahnold "in the booth" at the Chargers-Raiders game last night.  He made a point of saying the Raiders coach was doing a heckuva job!  (In case you missed it--Chargers 27-Raiders 0)