‘Russ Feingold can’t blame anybody else. He’s the problem.’

Ron Johnson’s new ad in his Wisconsin Senate race against Sen. Russ Feingold, D:

I find the last quotation to be a very clever example of the language to use against an incumbent. Not only does it state that Feingold is “the problem,” it also implies that there is a huge problem, and Feingold is desperately looking around for someone else to blame.

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