Okay. This is my all-time favorite of the Think Equal ads, mostly because much of it was improvised and when we were at the studio shooting it, we were laughing hysterically (but quietly) at the last line.
Maybe you know somebody who hasn't made up their mind yet on Marriage Equality, somebody you can send this ad to ...
Here's the 2nd of the fab Think Equal ads, on the tax complications inherent in civil union families that we made in 2006.
We'll be running a reprising some of the best marriage equality posts in Blue Jersey's four-year history. Do you have a favorite marriage equality diary from our collection of posts? Let us know what it is in Comments, and maybe we'll re-run it this weekend. Or write one of your own, like this.
This is the 4th, and last, of the Think Equal ads, called Counsel Equal, about the upsetting and emotional fallout to living as a committed couple who wants to get married, but can't.
Okay. As a bunch of us - I've seen calls to action from Garden State Equality, DFA-NJ, Ocean Grove United and informally to ACLU-NJ friends - get ready to head down Monday morning and lobby for Marriage Equality, Blue Jersey's going to be reprising some of the best of the hundreds of posts on marriage equality written here at Blue Jersey.
The Think Equal ads - 4 light-and-easy take-offs on the Mac Guy and PC Guy ads Apple's been running for years - are one of the best things this site has ever done, and among the people we have to thank for them are Jack Bohrer, who blogs here as JRB and at Huffington Post under his own name, and Blue Jersey founder Juan Melli. Jack tells the story of the national award-winning ads here at HuffPo. Enjoy!
