Stephen releases two new ads
By Politicker Staff
John Stephen: Campaign PhotoFirst Congressional District candidate John Stephen (R-Manchester) unveiled two new ads today using both traditional and new media channels.
A radio ad titled "Typical" challenges his primary opponent's record in Congress.
"Against domestic drilling. A hundred billion dollars in wasteful spending. Jeb Bradley. He's everything that's wrong with Congress."
A second, web-only video seeks to introduce Stephen to voters as a "New Hampshire leader, citizen advocate, reformer. A veteran homicide prosecutor, John Stephen never lost a case."
"I'll take New Hampshire values to Congress, and I'll get the job done," says Stephen in the ad.
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well, this doesn't really
well, this doesn't really speak to any specific issue now does it it? doesn't tell me what his stance is on anything. When will politicians learn that people want more than a feeling from their politicians?
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