This Ad Might Have Been the Most Politically Charged Commercial of the Entire Super Bowl
Cellular phone company T-Mobile took a strong political stance with a Super Bowl commercial that had nothing to do with mobile phones.
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Cellular phone company T-Mobile took a strong political stance with a Super Bowl commercial that had nothing to do with mobile phones.
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