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Sling It: Paladino, Cuomo Posters Awesomely Unclassy
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Jen Chung
Published Sep 20, 2010
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How much lower can the fight to be Governor of New York go? Because at this point, it's about balls and mud. After releasing an ad that shows a grimy Andrew Cuomo in the shower (ew), Republican candidate Carl Paladino's team has a new Shephard Fairey-style "Hope" poster with a stencil of Cuomo's head and "Cojones" (a reference that Cuomo doesn't have the balls to debate). And the NY State Democrats have entered the fray with a "PaladinoFacts.com" website complete with Paladino-as-pig-at-the-trough, since the millionaire developer has benefited from tax breaks.
Let's see, there's still over 40 days until the election—that's plenty of time for more insane Photoshop!
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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