"You wouldn't be talking to me if we hadn't done this ad," Adderton says, not entirely accurately; we have covered the company quite a few times before, sans dodgy advertising campaigns.
Ray Hopewood, played by Greg Wrangler, who also portrayed the dodgy salesman in the campaign last fall, is deliberately being presented as a dense, clueless kind of candidate.
This just goes to prove the financial hypochondriac's adage that the better the ad campaign, the dodgier the product.
Another governor, George Ryan in Illinois, was not so lucky: his staff raised money for his campaign by selling dodgy truck-driving licences.
There have been recurring unproven accusations of dubious relationships with dodgy businessmen, voting improprieties, dirty campaign tactics, lack of transparency and the giving of grants to community organisations in the tacit expectation of en bloc ballot box support.
The prosecutors argue that issue ads are still dodgy, and that Wisconsin's campaign-finance laws are particularly strict.
In fact, it's reached such a terrible state that consumer group Which recently launched a campaign to "stamp out dodgy deliveries," warning that increasing numbers of customers are being put off from ordering things online.
There are already thousands of independent state schools and technically there is nothing to stop any of them reinstating an array of dodgy admissions practices that years of campaigning managed to outlaw, if the secretary of state will permit it.
Don't get me wrong, mental illness has physical consequences too, but so often I see these campaigns fall into seriously dodgy territory.
