How, you ask? By turning Election Day into a national holiday so that people who spend their days slaving away for, say, a paper company wouldn’t have to cram voting into an already-busy day packed with workplace priorities. In the clip, sponsored by SoulPancake and GOOD Magazine, Wilson plays a poll worker who turns away a prospective voter.

So what do you think, readers? A compelling argument, or just a funny ad? Would making Election Day a national holiday inspire the country to give this landscape-changing occasion the reverence it deserves, or would it just inspire people to crack a beer a bit earlier in the day? Would it help busy people get out and vote, or would it still leave many (like lower income workers who may not actually get the day off) behind? Lots to consider here, and we’d love to hear from you.

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Earlier this week, Wilson tweeted, “Joanne – tell @DelTaco I will accept $12,000 to plug their shitty food. Thanks, Rainn.” In a follow up tweet, Wilson asked readers to disregard that last message because it was for his assistant then went on to talk about the goodness of Del Taco food.

Media reported it as a gaffe, but maybe it’s a Twitter campaign posing as a gaffe? Mashable corrected its original story to state that the tweets were satire and Wilson wasn’t paid. Intrigue!

ABC News notes our previous coverage of celebs that are paid to tweet, noting a bit of Kim Kardashian stickiness over tweets promoting Carl’s Jr. Either way, I’d never heard of Del Taco before this, so PR success.

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