Become a Campaign Manager for “The Campaign” Nick Butler, July 25, 2012September 23, 2024 MovieViral received a special package from Cam Brady’s campaign for Congress today, and we’ve been hired as honorary Campaign Managers for his reelection bid against Marty Huggins. Of course, this is all for the upcoming film “The Campaign,” starring Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis, which is set to release August 10th. After the break, see what Cam sent us and how you can become a campaign manager.The package, which you can see above, included a “Vote for Cam” tout bag, t-shirt, pins, stickers, hat, pencils, foam hand, a campaign manager credential, and two Will Ferrell face cut-outs.To become a campaign manager, all you have to do is like “The Campaign” on Facebook, and then sign up to become a campaign manager for either Cam Brady or Marty Huggins. Each week a lucky few are selected based on their performance and sent their very own campaign manager pack. Good luck!Cam Brady 2012! Vote early, vote awesome! News Viral Marketing Cam BradyCampaign ManagerMarty HugginsThe CampaignWill FerrellZach Galifianakis
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