Obama Campaign Airs Two New TV Ads in Indiana
Television ad “Next Door” taped in Jeffersonville, Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS – The Obama campaign today began airing two new television ads, Next Door and Inspiring. Next Door was taped in Jeffersonville, Indiana and highlights Senator Obama’s commitment to changing politics in Washington, D.C.
“We’ve got to do more than change parties in the White House, we’ve got to change Washington – stop the bickering, take on the lobbyists and finally start solving problems instead of just talking about them,” Senator Obama says in the ad, Next Door.
Inspiring features Senator Obama’s Harvard Law School professor Laurence Tribe, Republican Illinois State Senator Kirk Dillard, and U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill (D-MO) discussing Obama’s ability to work across party lines and make progress on tough issues.
Script for Next Door (:30)
OBAMA: All across Indiana and my home state next door, folks know we desperately need change – gas near $4 dollars, jobs leaving, health care you can’t afford.
But the truth is, to fix these things, we’ve got to do more than change parties in the White House, we’ve got to change Washington – stop the bickering, take on the lobbyists and finally start solving problems instead of just talking about them.
Some people say we can’t change Washington, I’m Barack Obama and I approved this message to say on Tuesday, Indiana, you can.
Script for Inspiring (1:00)
OBAMA: I’m Barack Obama and I approve this message.
OBAMA: We are one people, all of us pledging allegiance to the stars and stripes.
ANNCR: After college and law school, Barack Obama could have cashed in. Instead he fought for change. Working to rebuild an area torn apart by plant closings.
TRIBE: It was inspiring, absolutely inspiring to see someone as brilliant as Barack Obama… take all of the talent and devote it to… making people’s lives better.
ANNCR: In Illinois he brought Republicans and Democrats together. Cutting taxes for workers and winning healthcare for children.
DILLARD: Senator Obama worked on some of the deepest issues we had and he was successful in a bipartisan way.
ANNCR: And in the U.S. Senate, he’s led on issues from arms control to landmark ethics reform.
McCASKILL: It was hard to get that ethics bill passed. This is a man who knows how to get things done. He understands that we’ve to move forward with a different kind of politics.
OBAMA: There is not a liberal America and a conservative America — there is the United States of America.