From: billy@anon.com 
  
 "Jethro_uk"  wrote in message 
 news:10alrel$3cgj6$9@dont-email.me... 
 > On Fri, 19 Sep 2025 19:54:15 +0100, billy bookcase wrote: 
 > 
 > 
 >> "Norman Wells"  wrote in message 
 >> news:mj5ae7Fh064U1@mid.individual.net... 
 >>> [quoted text muted] 
 >> 
 >> Advertising doesn't necessarily involve commerce. Political advertising 
 >> being one obvious example. 
 > 
 > Political advertising is intended both directly and indirectly to raise 
 > revenue. 
  
 The bulk of political advertising appears in the immediate run up to General 
 Elections; as was also the case with the Brexit Referendum 
  
 When it might be imagined, that by that stage,  it's rather late in the day 
 to 
 be 
 attempting to raise the revenue to pay, for it all. 
  
 National advertising campaigns, are aimed at uncommitted voters. Especially 
 in swing constituencies 
  
 Campaigns to raise revenue from the public will be targeted at committed 
 supporters and will be much more low key. All the real effort will be 
 put into attracting donations from corporate donors. Or just rich 
 individuals. 
 such as the best selling, multi award willing, multi billionaire author, 
 J.K.Rowling 
  
  
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