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JEB BRADLEY LAUNCHES FIRST TV & RADIO ADS!
May 12, 2008 - 9:48amRelease Date: May 12 2008
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May 12, 2008
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JEB BRADLEY LAUNCHES FIRST TV & RADIO ADS!
Bradley Takes On Carol Shea-Porter In First Ads Of Congressional Campaign
Wolfeboro, NH- 1st Congressional District Candidate Jeb Bradley today launched the first television and radio ads of the campaign, The Right Kind of Change.
The ads, debuting this morning on WMUR TV and radio stations across the 1st District of New Hampshire, feature Jeb Bradley discussing Carol Shea-Porter’s votes for higher taxes and bigger government and her votes against small business and our nation’s troops.
“I will fight to cut taxes, to help working families and small business and will always support our veterans and the troops that are keeping America safe,” Jeb says in the ad. “With your help, we can make sure the change we get in Washington, is the change we want for New Hampshire.”
To view/listen to the ads, simply go to www.jebforcongress.com or CLICK HERE!
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