Power Line offers $100K prize to dramatize debt crisis

Get out your iPads, ladies and gentlemen! Power Line and the Freedom Club are offering a prize of 100,000 simoleons (yes, that – and some generous runners-up as well) for creative work (video, songs, etc.) that dramatize the financial crisis.

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Toward that end, we are proud to announce the Power Line Prize. Power Line, in conjunction with the Freedom Club, is offering a grand prize of $100,000.00 to whoever can most effectively and creatively dramatize the seriousness of the federal debt crisis. Any medium of communication is eligible: video, song, screenplay, television commercial, painting, Power Point, essay, performance art, or anything else. The runner-up will receive a $15,000.00 prize, and two third-place finishers will receive $5,000.00 each. Entries must be submitted by midnight on July 15, 2011. Judges’ decisions are final. All submissions become the property of Power Line and the Freedom Club. Entries must be original and unique to the Power Line Prize competition; i.e., they must not have been published or made public in any form prior to the time when contest winners are announced.

For more info go here.

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