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'''Free Enterprise Fund Committee Commercial''' is a political [[commercial]] for the now defunct conservative PAC [http://web.archive.org/web/20061213093938/http://www.enterprisepac.org/ Free Enterprise Fund], that is said to be inspired by the [[K-fee commercials]], as it shares a similar concept to K-fee's ''Beach'' ad. 
'''Free Enterprise Fund Committee Commercial''' is a political [[commercial]] for the now defunct conservative PAC [http://web.archive.org/web/20061213093938/http://www.enterprisepac.org/ Free Enterprise Fund], that is said to be inspired by the [[K-fee commercials]], as it shares a similar concept to K-fee's ''Beach'' ad. 


The commercial starts off with some lovely imagery of two lovers walking across the beach near the ocean. Boats can be seen sailing in the distance. The lovers eventually stop, and are about to kiss. Before they lock lips, a tiki zombie appears with a grunted yell. at the end four texts appear which read:
The commercial starts off with some lovely imagery of two lovers walking across the beach near the ocean. Boats can be seen sailing in the distance. The lovers eventually stop and are about to kiss. Before they lock lips, a tiki zombie appears with a grunted yell.
 
At the end, four texts appear on the screen in the following order:


“'''Think that was scary?'''”
“'''Think that was scary?'''”
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“'''Now that's scary.'''”
“'''Now that's scary.'''”


The endcard appears, with the text accompanied by a female voice saying: "'''The Congressional Democrats. Frightfully Liberal.'''" on top, along with the legal notice that reads: “'''THE FREE ENTERPRISE FUND COMMITTEE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONTENT OF THIS ADVERTISING. PAID FOR BY THE FREE ENTERPRISE FUND COMMITTEE. NOT AUTHORIZED BY ANY CANDIDATE OR CANDIDATES COMMITTEE'''”. Below, the website: “'''www.FEFcommittee.org'''”. and finally the commercial ends.  
Finally, the end card appears. The female voice says, "'''The Congressional Democrats. Frightfully Liberal.'''" The legal notice appears on the screen and reads:
 
“'''THE FREE ENTERPRISE FUND COMMITTEE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONTENT OF THIS ADVERTISING. PAID FOR BY THE FREE ENTERPRISE FUND COMMITTEE. NOT AUTHORIZED BY ANY CANDIDATE OR CANDIDATES COMMITTEE'''”
 
Below the legal notice, the website appears:
 
“'''www.FEFcommittee.org'''”
 
The commercial then ends.


=== Showcase video ===
=== Showcase video ===

Revision as of 11:26, 4 October 2026

Free Enterprise Fund Committee Commercial is a political commercial for the now defunct conservative PAC Free Enterprise Fund, that is said to be inspired by the K-fee commercials, as it shares a similar concept to K-fee's Beach ad. 

The commercial starts off with some lovely imagery of two lovers walking across the beach near the ocean. Boats can be seen sailing in the distance. The lovers eventually stop and are about to kiss. Before they lock lips, a tiki zombie appears with a grunted yell.

At the end, four texts appear on the screen in the following order:

“Think that was scary?”

“Liberal Democrats in Congress have plans for $2.4 trillion in higher taxes.”

“Their plans include $2700 a year in higher taxes for married couples.”

“Now that's scary.”

Finally, the end card appears. The female voice says, "The Congressional Democrats. Frightfully Liberal." The legal notice appears on the screen and reads:

“THE FREE ENTERPRISE FUND COMMITTEE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CONTENT OF THIS ADVERTISING. PAID FOR BY THE FREE ENTERPRISE FUND COMMITTEE. NOT AUTHORIZED BY ANY CANDIDATE OR CANDIDATES COMMITTEE”

Below the legal notice, the website appears:

“www.FEFcommittee.org”

The commercial then ends.

Showcase video

Link

NOTE: The following commercial contains a screamer!

  • tinyurl.com/bdf69bct

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