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June 10, 2008 - 6:53pm

McCain to launch television ads on WMUR

By Wally Edge
Category: PresidentTags: John McCain, Television Ad

John McCain will be the first presidential candidate to air television ads on WMUR for the general election. McCain is airing "Safe" on some cable stations and will soon start running the ad on WMUR to.

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