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Republicans release attack ad on Obama & Co. called "14 Weeks"

 

Video by Republican Governors Association

 

by Joseph Ernest July 28, 2010

 

Newscast Media Houston, TX-- Spearheaded by Gov. Rick Perry of Texas, Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota, Bobby Jindal of Louisiana and Chris Christie of New Jersey, the Republican Governors Association has released its first major attack ad on the Obama administration called 14 Weeks.

 

The narrator says, "For too long, our nation has been governed by politicians in Washington DC, detached from the people. Out of touch with our concerns. Dictating how we are supposed to live our lives.  Eliminating our freedoms...and binding our children and grandchildren to lives buried in debt.  America, we can do better.

Through the governors alliance, the Republican Governors Association is looking to humanity's best asset...the individual citizen, for the answers to the great challenges, of our generation.

Believing in the strength, not of Washington, but of the states, our local communities, and one another, to lead our country forward...  from the team that helped bring back New Jersey, Virginia.

 Join us, as America once again...triumphs."

The ad also features former president Ronald Reagan who speaks at the end saying, "We must act today, in order to preserve tomorrow." The 14 weeks, I assume, is in reference to the amount of time left before the November elections.                                               Add Comments>>                      


 

 

 

 

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