Today, Congressman Ron Paul went up on the airwaves with his first set of 30 second TV ads in Iowa.
The ads are running in Cedar Rapids and Des Moines markets.
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3 comments:
That's a great commercial.
Too bad Ron Paul likes PORK, just like the rest of them (from the WSJ, Monday):
"Texas Congressman Ron Paul -- libertarian gadfly and current Republican Presidential hopeful -- has made a name for himself as a critic of overspending. But it seems even he can't resist the political allure of earmarks.
After reporters started asking questions, the Congressman disclosed his requests this year for about $400 million worth of federal funding for no fewer than 65 earmarks. They include such urgent national wartime priorities as an $8 million request for the marketing of wild American shrimp and $2.3 million to fund shrimp-fishing research.
When we called Mr. Paul's office for an explanation, his spokesperson offered up something worthy of pork legends Tom DeLay or Senator Robert C. Byrd: "Reducing earmarks does not reduce government spending, and it does not prohibit spending upon those things that are earmarked," the spokesman said. "What people who push earmark reform are doing is they are particularly misleading the public - and I have to presume it's not by accident."
Actually, John Cox has a better (at least funnier) campaign video):
Latest Cox Video Draws Guffaws
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