Clegg launches first TV ad
By Politicker StaffState Sen. and 2nd Congressional District candidate Bob Clegg (R-Hudson) launched his first television advertisement today.
The ad, which started running on Thursday morning on WMUR TV and cable networks, highlights the Republican primary candidate's life story.
"I started out shining shoes as a kid and worked my way up to owning my own business. I served in our citizen legislature and fought to protect conservative values…," says Clegg in the ad.
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Great message Senator.
Great message Senator. Washington and New Hampshire needs a man like you in Congress.
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