Every now and then, a political campaign produces an ad that does more than fill airtime.
It lands like a punch, sticks in the mind, and reminds voters that politics can still have some energy left in the tank.
Most campaign ads are not built that way.
They are usually sterile, overmanaged, and so painfully cautious that they seem designed by a committee terrified of its own shadow.
California Republican Steve Hilton appears to have skipped that tired playbook.
His ...
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