Oh, So This Isn't For Enuff Z'Nuff?

As we mentioned earlier, the Enough is Enough folks -- pro-convention center hotel, anti-"negativity and distortions associated with the May 9th election" -- had their coming-out party this morning at the Stoneleigh Hotel, where they debuted their Web site and TV spot. We'll have more from the party later today...

By Robert Wilonsky

April 21, 2009

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As we mentioned earlier, the Enough is Enough folks -- pro-convention center hotel, anti-"negativity and distortions associated with the May 9th election" -- had their coming-out party this morning at the Stoneleigh Hotel, where they debuted their Web site and TV spot. We'll have more from the party later today -- because nothing screams "slide show" like guys in ties. Seems like they missed a real opportunity for the ad's music, though -- I mean, really.

Here's Ebby Halliday from the lengthy press release, in which all involved talk about how they hate all the mud-slinging and name-calling, yech: "Over the last nine decades I've seen Dallas grow from a small town to a world-class city. We don't need outsiders throwing mud around town, telling us what we need and how to do our business." Outsiders? She has met Harlan Crow, right?

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