SAN FRANCISCO - Visitors can now stay in San Francisco hotels, but the question is, "If you open it, will they come?"
"There's a lot of talk about getting back to normal. But, in California, normal has never really been our thin anyway. So, masks are mandatory. That's our kind of party," said one ad show on the webinar.
A multi-media advertising campaign, placed on travel oriented media venues, is already running locally, regionally, statewide and nationally.
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Opinion: Rude, chaotic, bossy? The new ad campaign is typical Berlin | Opinion | DW | 15.10.2020
Berlin's coronavirus ad campaign showing an elderly lady giving anti-maskers the middle finger has sparked quite a furor. But then the German capital is used to a fair bit of controversy, writes James Jackson.
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The Berlin Senate's new campaign has everything you would expect from the city. Rudeness, shifting the blame and a load of taxpayer-money wasted on PR. Rather than actually enforcing coronavirus regulations in crowded bars, apparently, it's easier to just swear and blame everyone else.
Christian super PAC launches blistering ad campaign denouncing Donald Trump / LGBTQ Nation
The blistering spots condemn President Donald Trump for using Christianity as a weapon and political tool.
Not Our Faith will spend six figures, airing the spots on television and online in Michigan and Pennsylvania.
Trump eked out a victory in both states in 2016 and rightwing Christian voters overwhelmingly supported his decidedly un-Christ-like campaign.
"Christians don't need Trump to save them," the ad opines. "The truth is that Trump needs Christians to save his flailing campaign."
Dr. Anthony Fauci says Trump campaign ad took his comments out of context
White House coronavirus advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci reiterated Thursday that his comments used in one of President Donald Trump 's campaign ads were taken out of context.
The 30-second ad from Trump's reelection campaign praises the president's response to the coronavirus pandemic and includes a clip of Fauci saying, "I can't imagine that anybody could be doing more."
Fauci said he was referring to the White House Coronavirus Task Force in the early days of the pandemic when the group was working 24 hours a day and "things were really on fire." Fauci, a member of the task force, said the ad "made it look very much like a political endorsement." He previously said his comments were taken out of context.
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Metro Atlanta county launches an ad campaign from moms to help combat COVID-19 - NewsChannel 3-12
GWINNETT CO., GA ( WGCL ) — As the COVID-19 crisis continues across nation, Gwinnett County is launching the #ListenToGwinnettMoms campaign, a public health education campaign designed to inspire our community to continue doing its part to slow the spread of COVID-19 through the wise words of real Gwinnett moms, who have been preparing us for this moment all along.
Moms have always been telling us to wash our hands, keep our distance and prevent the spread of germs – and now this advice has never been more important.
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Fauci says Trump campaign should take down ad - CNNPolitics
TRUST INDEX: Campaign ads in District 22 congressional race claim cocaine use, getting fired from
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You've seen the campaign ads, mudslinging and muckraking on both sides in the District 22 congressional race. KPRC 2 Investigates is putting the claims made by the campaigns through the Trust Index.
District 22 covers parts of Fort Bend, Brazoria and Harris counties. It has been represented by Republican Pete Olson for more than a decade. With Olson retiring, Troy Nehls (R) and Sri Kulkarni (D) are locked in a dog-fight to replace him.
"Oh I think we have seen a lot of mud sling," said Michael Adams, Ph.D., of Texas Southern University's School of Public Affairs.
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Ad campaign urges visitors to return to the Bay Area https://t.co/ZmHue8xp28 https://t.co/Vn9yQIBQWy KTVU (from Oakland, CA) Fri Oct 16 02:06:47 +0000 2020
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