I'm open to arguments to the contrary. Here's my position. This belongs in the *terrible channel.

As in: "who greenlighted this turd?!?" Rick Perry did, that's who. And if he sincerely believes that the people he wishes to lead will be easily sucked in by images of the incumbent juxtaposed with images of empty warehouses and rain, and the sounds of alarms (seriously, watch again and listen - klaxons signal our impending doom under the current administration)... if he believes that, then our political landscape is far more bleak than a shopping mall in whatever zombie flick this trailer was lifted from.

No one with more than ten percent of a brain can watch this and not cringe and/or feel embarrassed for the producers, actors, and other participants. That, to me... defines "terrible" on many levels.

Watching this vid makes me think, "gee, rock music video director, now there's a fun career choice." The absolutely random-seeming pans and zooms - oh it's just another random empty warehouse video. With a big red screen. And what's this? A riot cop? Is he bringing friends? Oh dear yes. Followed by more panning and such. Where's ths going? IT DOESN'T MATTER! Because the Foo rock.

Oh no, run Dave, run!

Ah, he has an ace up his sleeve. The magic red wall was more than just a big piece of abstract art. It was... a giant resvoir of tomato soup? Cow blood? Whatever - awesome.

yeah, Toledo is a bit sad like that, it lacks a lot of things, I certainly do not envision myself ever moving back there, I think ultimately I would go crazy... but its not a terrible place to live by any means... and you get the enjoyment of having Carty Finkbeiner as mayor... as far as I'm concerned he keeps getting elected for entertainment value alone... Toledoans like to sit around and reminisce about the time he told all the people by the airport who were complaining about the noise to sell their homes to deaf people... or the time he assaulted a secretary with a coffee bug... or the time he gave an old man a heart attack... he was even on the Daily Show once, when it was first on... he gave Brian Unger a tour of Toledo, trying to sell it as a new Hollywood... they drove by all the empty warehouses in downtown and said that for Bruce Willis, he was willing to blow them all up!