Frank Cooper, PepsiCo's Vice-president, Portfolio Brands said of the charges, "I don't know if it's rooted in reality," and made the obvious point that Pepsi's red, white, and blue color scheme has been around longer than The One. "I'm not sure who followed whom," he said. Peter Arnell, CEO of Omnicom's Arnell Agency, also denies copying, distinguishing between Obama's "ground plains, the fields, and the sun rising," and Pepsi's "smile."
In trying times like these, President Obama must be relieved he has a lawyer with experience in advertising law around the house.
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