Elizabeth Warren Campaign Announces New Ads in Iowa
Watch “Betsy" featuring Elizabeth Warren’s brothers, nephew, and niece
Watch “Why She Will Beat Him,” narrated by writer Roxane Gay
Charlestown, MA - Today, the Warren campaign announced two new ads in Iowa, “Betsy,” an ad featuring her brothers, nephew, and niece, and “Why She Will Beat Him” narrated by writer Roxane Gay.
Watch “Betsy” here
Watch “Why She Will Beat Him” here
Mayor Pete Buttigieg Closing Iowa Ad: "It's Time To Turn The Page"
DES MOINES, IA –– Today, the campaign for Mayor Pete Buttigieg released its closing television ad in Iowa to air ahead of the Iowa caucuses on February 3rd. The 30-second ad, “It’s Time,” underscores the need to turn the page on the divisive and broken politics we’ve grown used to out of Washington and put forward a bold vision for the future.
Pete will be the president who can rally this country around bold ideas for the next generation and achieve things that have never been done before. The 30 second ad will run across the state in Iowa through Caucus Night.
Watch “It’s Time” HERE.
Read the ad’s full transcript below:
It's time to turn the page from a Washington experience paralyzed by the same old thinking, polarized by the same old fights, to a bold vision for the next generation.
To win, we must confront corporate greed, more brazen than anything we saw a generation ago.
Reverse the inaction on climate change, which has brought us to the brink.
Move beyond endless wars with alliances built for today's threats.
We need to break from the old politics and unify this nation.
I'm Pete Buttigieg and I approve this message.
Bernie Sanders Launches New TV Ad Calling on Iowans to Fight for Someone They Don’t Know
DES MOINES – Sen. Bernie Sanders’ presidential campaign on Thursday launched a new television ad featuring scenes of volunteers and supporters working together across Iowa.
WATCH: “Transform This Country”
The ad features remarks from Sen. Sanders’ rally in October with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and over 25,000 supporters. Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez will hold events together in Iowa this weekend, including rallies in Ames on Saturday night and Sioux City on Sunday night.
“Transform This Country” is Sanders’ 11th ad to run in Iowa, following “Fights For Us,” “Hope,” “Iowa First,” “Belongs To Us,” “Big Us,” “For All,” “Billionaires,” “Patients Before Profits,” “Strive” and “Our Side.” All eleven ads have been produced entirely in-house by Bernie 2020 staff.
The full ad can be seen here and the transcript is below:
Take a look around you and find someone you don’t know.
Maybe somebody doesn’t look kinda like you.
Are you willing to fight for that person as much as you’re willing to fight for yourself?
If you and millions of others are prepared to do that, not only will we win this election, but together, we will transform this country.
I’m Bernie Sanders and I approve this message.
MIKE BLOOMBERG 2020 RELEASES BLISTERING NEW TV AD CALLING OUT PRESIDENT TRUMP OVER DEMEANING, DISRESPECTFUL, AND SHAMEFUL TREATMENT OF MILITARY LEADERS
The new ad, entitled "Pentagon," will air nationally beginning today
NEW YORK — Today, the Mike Bloomberg 2020 campaign is taking aim at President Trump in a forceful new campaign ad condemning his demeaning treatment of America’s most decorated military leaders. In one of the starkest depictions of Trump’s volatile personality, the new ad underscores his disrespect for military service and sacrifice, and his recklessness in dismissing the advice of top military advisors. It also reminds viewers of the chaos Trump has sown throughout the military and federal government. The TV ad will run nationwide.
This morning on “Fox and Friends,” Mike Bloomberg 2020 Campaign Manager Kevin Sheekey spoke about the new 30-second ad and about how shameful it is that Trump disrespects members of the military who sacrifice so much to keep us safe.
“These men and women risk their lives, they keep us and our families safe, and protect this country at home and abroad,” Sheekey said. “Trump should be heaping praise about their service and sacrifice, not stripping them of their dignity.”
Mike has been running a national campaign to beat Trump, and “Pentagon” is the latest in a series of ads calling out Trump on his failures and vulnerabilities. The ad quotes Trump calling United States military leaders, “a bunch of dopes and babies,” and follows on the heels of ads highlighting Trump’s broken promises on health care and infrastructure — and on his failure to address pressing problems like climate change.
By contrast, Mike has a long record of supporting members of the military, veterans, and military families. During his three terms as New York City’s mayor, he launched the Veterans Employment Initiative to help veterans find jobs and housing as they returned to civilian life.
“The U.S. military is a professional, disciplined force, but I don’t think that President Trump has treated it as such,” Mike wrote recently in the Military Times. “He has ignored the advice of senior officers, overruled commanders’ advice on military punishments and made strategic decisions that have abandoned our partners on the battlefield.”
Unlike Trump, Mike will not only give our members of the military the respect they deserve, but also support in the Pentagon, on the battlefield, and during their transition to civilian life.
Mike will continue to highlight Trump’s irresponsible behavior in the coming months, as he has in other ads. Trump is attacking affordable healthcare for all in one healthcare ad.
In another ad, Trump makes promises about rebuilding the country’s infrastructure that he doesn’t keep. View more videos and subscribe to Bloomberg 2020’s YouTube channel.
Bennet for America Launches New NH TV Ad Highlighting Viral Tweet on How Bennet’s Steady Approach Makes Him Opposite of Trump
As President, “You Won’t Have to Think About Me for Two Weeks at a Time,” Says Bennet
Watch the ad here
MANCHESTER — Bennet for America today launched a new television ad in New Hampshire to demonstrate why Michael Bennet is the best candidate to beat Donald Trump and move the country forward. The ad — named “Two Weeks at a Time” for Bennet’s most viral tweet — makes clear why he is the opposite of Donald Trump: As president, he’ll keep his head down and work hard so Americans can raise their families and live their lives.
Last week, the campaign announced it achieved its $700,000 New Hampshire Investment Strategy, a fundraising goal set one month ago to build the resources to compete in New Hampshire, including an expanded TV and digital buy for this new ad. The campaign’s advertising investment in New Hampshire will reach six figures this week and includes its first TV ad — “Opposite of Trump” — as well as the “Just the Truth” digital series on Bennet’s personal story, experiences in leadership and service, and motivations underlying his run for president.
“Voters are asking one question in this election: Who can beat Donald Trump?” said Bennet for America spokesperson Shannon Beckham. “To beat Trump, we need the opposite of Trump, and Michael represents that in every way. People are exhausted by the chaos and uncertainty from the Oval Office, and they are looking for a candidate who will bring steady leadership back to Washington.”
The tweet, which received more than 40,000 likes and retweets, was covered by outlets ranging from the Associated Press and Washington Post to MSNBC’s Morning Joe and The Daily Show. As the Associated Press wrote, “Bennet is tying his candidacy to perhaps the most audacious proposition of all, that voters may actually crave the opposite of the relentlessly turbulent tenure of Trump.” The Daily Show’s Trevor Noah described it as “a really interesting pitch because basically what you are saying is, ‘Vote for me because I’ll get the job done.’” MSNBC’s Willie Geist said Bennet “effectively made the most compelling case of the 2020 race.”
Last month, Bennet announced his commitment to hold 50 town halls in New Hampshire during the final 10 weeks before the First in the Nation primary. With his tally at 38 town halls since then, Bennet is tied for the most events in the state. The campaign has also announced new endorsements recently, including famed strategist James Carville, former Cory Booker supporter State Rep. Bob Backus, and two former chairs of Concord’s school board.
Watch the ad here.
Read a transcript of the ad below.
This is the most popular tweet that I’ve sent out as a candidate for president:
“If you elect me president, I promise you won’t have to think about me for 2 weeks at a time. I’ll do my job watching out for North Korea and ending this trade war. So you can go raise your kids and live your lives.”
We can’t afford four more years of sleepless nights because Donald Trump is still our president.
I’m Colorado Senator Michael Bennet. I’m running for president. And I approve this message.
It’s actually a good tweet.
Amy For America Launches New TV Ad in Iowa Ahead of February 3 Caucuses
“Buckle Up” Will Begin Airing Across Iowa Today
DES MOINES, IA — Amy For America today unveiled a new television ad to air statewide in Iowa. The six-figure ad buy comes less than two weeks before the Iowa Caucuses on February 3.
“Buckle Up” highlights Senator Amy Klobuchar’s plan of more than 100 executive actions she will take in the first 100 days of her presidency, including re-entering the Paris international climate agreement, taking steps to lower the cost of prescription drugs and closing the “boyfriend loophole” to prevent domestic abusers from obtaining firearms.
Klobuchar is the only candidate to propose a comprehensive plan for the first 100 days of her presidency of actions a President can legally take without Congressional approval.
Klobuchar is the only candidate to qualify for the February debate who has visited all of Iowa’s 99 counties. This week, she earned endorsements from three additional sitting Iowa legislators, bringing her total to 16 -- more than any other candidate in the field.
‘Buckle Up’ can be viewed here:
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‘Buckle Up’ Transcript:
KLOBUCHAR: I’m Amy Klobuchar, and I approve this message.
NARRATOR: 100 days. 100 ways to restore decency, opportunity and hope.
KLOBUCHAR: My entire 100 day plan for America won’t fit in a TV ad, but let’s give it a go. Rejoin the climate agreement. Lower prescription drug costs. Address mental health and addiction. Fire Betsy DeVos. Expand VA benefits. Protect voting rights. Close corporate tax loopholes.
NARRATOR: As President, she’ll work to reset our democracy on day 1.
KLOBUCHAR: Stop the Trump waivers to the oil companies. Antitrust enforcement. Affordable housing.
MIKE BLOOMBERG CALLS FOR THE REMOVAL OF TRUMP IN NEW IMPEACHMENT AD
New TV ad campaign is running in 27 states, including those where Republican Senators are up for re-election
NEW YORK - The Mike Bloomberg 2020 Campaign today began airing a new TV ad calling on Republicans to vote for the removal of President Trump.
Mike has been running a national campaign to beat Trump, whose impeachment trial begins today. The new TV ad is running nationwide in 27 states and nationally on MSNBC, CNN and ESPN. The 30-second far-reaching ad will also air in the states represented by Republican senators facing competitive re-election bids: Alabama, Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Maine, Michigan, North Carolina and Texas.
“It’s time for the Senate to act and remove Trump from office,” Mike said in the ad. “And if they won’t do their jobs, this November, you and I will.”
After the House Democrats impeached Trump in December, Mike praised the vote, saying the House did its duty under the Constitution. Mike said the evidence of wrongdoing is overwhelming and that, if he was a senator, he would vote to convict Trump.
In the ad, Mike says: “I am running to defeat Donald Trump,” before referencing a speech he gave at the 2016 Demoncratic National Convention in Philadelphia. “In 2016, I warned that Donald Trump was a dangerous demagogue,” he says.
Deval for All To Air New Ad In New Hampshire During CNN Debate
New ad, “American Dream,” gives New Hampshire voters a look at Governor Patrick’s life and professional experience
MANCHESTER, NH - During tonight’s debate, Deval Patrick’s campaign for president will air a new 30-second ad on CNN. The ad will offer New Hampshire voters an overview of Governor Patrick’s life and professional experience. This ad placement comes on the heels of the campaign’s announcement of its six-figure ad buy last week. The ad will continue to run in New Hampshire after the debate.
“There’s no frontrunner in this race, and our campaign continues to build momentum in New Hampshire as other campaigns have started to wind down,” Campaign Manager Abe Rakov said. “As more voters hear Deval’s story, they are convinced that he’s the candidate with the life and leadership experience to defeat Donald Trump and renew the American Dream for everyone, everywhere.”
Entitled “American Dream” the 30-second spot was shot in Boston and Governor Patrick’s hometown, on the South Side of Chicago. In the ad, Governor Patrick tells the story of his experience living the American dream. “I've led the Civil Rights division in the US Department of Justice, worked to make businesses more fair and socially responsible, and delivered first in the nation results as the only Democrat elected Governor of Massachusetts in 30 years. I'm living my American Dream, and I'm running for president to be sure you get to live yours,” Governor Patrick says in the ad. In closing the ad, he says, “I approve this message because where other candidates have ideas, I have results.”
The ad can be viewed here.
John Delaney Releases New Iowa Ad to Air During Democratic Debate
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS, MD - In a new ad to air tonight during the Democratic Debate, John Delaney delivers a call for “a real plan to bring jobs and entrepreneurship to small towns that are shrinking and aging and being left behind.” In the ad which is running statewide Tuesday, Delaney tells Iowa voters that he has stayed in the race to fight for them, and how he is the only candidate with real ideas and practical solutions that can actually get done.
Delaney, who is in the midst of a 40 town tour of rural Iowa, says in the ad:
“I’ve stayed in this fight for you. I’ve done more events than any candidate and I know in my heart that our extraordinary nation remains one of unlimited potential and that my unique ideas on infrastructure, trade, climate and national service are needed to help realize it. They are all big ideas, based on facts and they can get done."
"And I’m also the only one running with a real plan to bring jobs and entrepreneurship to small towns that are shrinking and aging and being left behind."
"As the son of a union construction worker and the only one running who was successful in business and in government. I’ve got a track record of getting things done and bringing people together. I want to do the same for you.”
The sixty-second ad can be viewed here.
Bernie Sanders Releases New TV Ad in Iowa Ahead of Democratic Debate
DES MOINES, Iowa – Sen. Bernie Sanders’ campaign on Monday, ahead of the Democratic debate, launched a new TV ad in Iowa, titled “Strive.”
Watch: “Strive”
The spot opens with footage of President John F. Kennedy’s famous speech in 1962 calling on America to strive for greatness, saying, “We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.” The ad continues with Sanders echoing Kennedy’s words and stating that settling for half measures is not good enough.
“Strive” is Sanders’ ninth ad to run in Iowa, following “Patients Before Profits,” “Billionaires,” “Fights For Us,” “Belongs To Us,” “Hope,” “Iowa First,” “Big Us” and “For All.” All nine ads have been produced entirely in-house by Bernie 2020 staff.
The full ad can be seen here and the transcript is below:
KENNEDY: We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard.
SANDERS: President Kennedy knew settling for half-measures wasn't good enough.
So when candidates say we can’t guarantee health care for all, make college affordable for all, combat climate change, or create a world at peace, remember that America is best when we strive to do big things, even when it’s hard.
I’m Bernie Sanders and I approve this message.
