Presidential Car Commercials

OK, look. The average American watches 19 car commercials every day. Car commercials are largely visual in nature (that is, watching a car drive around). Plus, they have cool music. Except for that "Zoom, Zoom, Zoom" commercial, GOD I WANT TO KICK THAT SNIVELING KID'S @#$^!@#%...but I digress. Meanwhile, political campaign ads are mostly informational in nature (so and so voted for this in 2001, he supports this, that, and those, etc.). They have music, too, but I find it disgusting and offensive, how they play that evil music like from a horror movie when they are talking about the opposing candidate. I would have no problem replacing that music with the car commercial music.

In short, I feel the two types of ads would merge beautifully together. You simply have the car commercial's music and visuals, with the presidential campaign voiceover. With so many car commercials on the air, a lot more political candidate information could be communicated than through the political commercials we currently have. Plus, the car companies could easily afford to sponsor this, and this way the political candidates wouldn't have to raise millions of dollars in finances every year to pay for their own TV commercials.

Added benefit: Each car company could choose which candidate(s) to sponsor, thus leading to much-needed differentiation amongst the car companies. (Ever notice how all cars look alike these days? It doesn't even matter which company you buy a car from).