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Ministerial advertising Dr. Martin Bartenstein, austrian minister and EUR-millionaire (private pharmacy company), was buying shoes in Vienna some days ago. He wanted to get an extra discount. It seems that money is tight when it comes to poor politicians. He had to fuss and fight with the personnel and even called the styrian headquarter of the shoe-company to get special discount on one pair of shoes. Just a bit later the main competitor of the shoe company granting special-ministerial discounts comes up with a great ad campaign.  "Ministerrabatt für alle. 15 Prozent auch für alle Nicht-Minister, Privilegien für alle."
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