iReport.com is a user-generated site. That means the stories submitted by users are not edited, fact-checked or screened before they post. Only stories marked "On CNN" have been vetted for use in CNN news coverage. Learn more »
close
iReport: Unedited. Unfiltered. News.
Upload Now!
iReports
iReporters
Blog
Map
Appeared on
iReports used in CNN's news coverage
On CNN

unclaimed Posted by: unclaimed
Jul 4, 2009
Black in America

Join the conversation as CNN takes another hard look at the myths, the facts, the stereotypes and the realities of being black in America.

 

Grab a camera and be part of the story »

Complete coverage on CNN.com »

Home > iReports > Story
Puerto Rican candidate for Governor copies Obama's website and slogan
ThePHPJedi Posted by: ThePHPJedi // 9 months ago // viewed 491 times // shared 11 times
San Juan, Puerto Rico // embed media
Last updated: 9 months ago
Luis Fortuño, the current resident commisioner for Puerto Rico in Congress and candidate for Governor of Puerto Rico, has made his website, http://luisfortuno.com, almost an exact copy of Barack Obama's website, http://barackobama.com, and Fortuño has even used the same slogan of "Change" on it. Fortuño has publicly endorsed John McCain, and his party, the PNP (Partido Nuevo Progresista - New Progressive Party) is aligned with the Republican party. I find it quite odd that such a blatant copy of the front page/splash page was made, and the layout and colors of the actual website are almost the same. Even many of the image and color techniques are the same. It may not be very relevant, but Fortuño's site also features an "RSS" feed icon, but there's no such feed. Also, the "Terms and Conditions" and "Privacy Policy" links are really just a static image, not links. I'm not sure how long Fortuño's site has been up with the current design, but I'm surprised nobody had noticed or denounced it previously.
In response to assignment: Campaign 2008
E-mail to a friend E-mail  |  Twitter Tweet  |   Facebook Facebook  |  Share
Log in to report violation
Log in to Comment Comments