Ted Cruz for President Launches New TV Ads in Utah and Arizona "Lee" and "Grant"
HOUSTON, Texas – Today, the Cruz for President campaign launched two new TV ads in Utah and Arizona. The ad titled “Lee” is a 30-second spot that will run statewide in Utah featuring Sen. Mike Lee discussing his endorsement of Ted Cruz. In the ad, Lee says that Cruz has done everything he promised voters he would do, including fighting against Obamacare, protecting our First Amendment liberties, and standing up to a lawless Obama administration.
The ad titled “Grant,” is a 30-second spot that will run statewide in Arizona. The ad features Steve Ronnebeck, whose son, Grant, was killed by an illegal immigrant who was released from jail but not deported. In the ad, Ronnebeck says that he trusts Ted Cruz because he respects the Constitution and that “it’s time we put somebody in office who puts the American people first.”
“Lee”
TV: 30
“I’m here today to announce my endorsement of Ted Cruz.”
“I’ve decided to endorse Ted for a number of reasons.”
“He promised that he would stand up to a growing, overbearing federal government.
“He promised that he would fight against ObamaCare.
“He promised he would resist efforts to undermine our Second Amendment rights as Americans.
“He promised that he would oppose any efforts to undermine religious liberty.
“Ted has kept those promises.”
“With that trust that he’s earned…”
“We need to unite behind Ted Cruz.”
CRUZ: I’m Ted Cruz and I approved this message.
“Grant”
TV: 30
My son, Grant, was killed working an overnight shift at his job by an illegal immigrant.
He was out on an ICE bond. He should’ve been deported.
My son’s death was completely preventable.
I trust Ted Cruz, he believes in our Constitution. He believes in the rule of law.
It’s time we put somebody in office who puts the American people first.
CRUZ: I’m Ted Cruz and I approved this message.
