Gun Control Ads: Brooklyn Company Makes Powerful Ad

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The end result of their first political project is jarring.


Here is the group's juxtaposition of Sen. Kelly Ayotte
(R-N.H.) — who has faced backlash in her home state this week
— and Daniel Barden, a victim of December's elementary-school massacre in Newtown:

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Paradise said that she has seen people go all the way through the site to tweet at every single senator. By last Tuesday, it had 20,000 views virally, and a representative from MoveOn.org sent her an email saying that their entire listserv was talking about it.


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Chapin said that the firm has been in contact with Mayors Against Illegal Guns and others about possible future collaborations. For now, though, the three designers are working on a second political project of their own, which Chapin said will target the NRA.