Priorities USA will focus on Romney's Bain record during closing stretch - CBS News
It is one of the most memorable ads that has been aired. This is not going to play well in Ohio...Ohio...Ohio.
It looks like the GOP initiated Super PAC idea is coming back to bite them in the ars...
It is one of the most memorable ads that has been aired. This is not going to play well in Ohio...Ohio...Ohio.
The ad features Mike Earnest talks about building a stage that ended up being used by Bain officials to announce they were closing the plant. "Turns out that when we built that stage it was like building my own coffin, and it just made me sick," Earnest says in the ad.
"Participants were able to describe it in detail and recall the emotional impact it had on them, despite the fact that it had not run in that market for over six weeks," Priorities said in a memo about its closing strategy.
The group will pour millions of dollars into re-running the ad in seven swing states: Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Ohio, Nevada, Virginia and Wisconsin. It will also run a slate of new ads that feature similar personal stories, which will complement a separate $30 million ad buy that seeks to portray Republican policies in a negative light. On top of television advertising, the group is launching what it terms an "aggressive" online effort to target voters who are more engaged on the Internet than through TV advertising.
It looks like the GOP initiated Super PAC idea is coming back to bite them in the ars...