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 John McCain is up with a new ad in New Hampshire (and Boston) that highlights his endorsements from more than 20 newspapers across the Granite State: I think this is one of the best ads of the campaign cycle because it makes effective use of usually worthless newspaper endorsements. It also doubles as a good (early) response to Romney's attack. An average voter seeing the two ads back to back is more likely to believe the words of his local paper over the words of an opponent's attack ad.
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» The State Endorses McCain from ElephantBiz
The State, the widest circulating newspaper in South Carolina, endorsed John McCain for President today:Clearly, the best Republican candidate to lead our nation at this time is U.S. Sen. John McCain of Arizona. He has the necessary experience, not jus... [Read More]
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» McCain Endorsement Ad from ElephantBiz
John McCain is up with a new ad in Michigan that is similar to the ad that sparked his campaign in New Hampshire: ... [Read More]
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