Hillary for America

"Better" +

0:30 ad run in AZ from March 16, 2016.

[Music]

Male Announcer:  Arizona schools rank 45th in the nation, dead last in funding per student.

Hillary knows our kids deserve better.  Education means a good job, a decent living.

So this is what she'll do.

Pre-school for every child.  Great teachers.  And college without crushing debt.

Hillary Clinton (audio):  Together we can break down barriers for our kids so they get the education they deserve...  [cheers]  ..no matter what zip code they live in.

Clinton (voiceover):  I'm Hillary Clinton and I approve this message.

Notes: The March 16 press release...

Hillary for America Goes on Air With Three New Arizona TV Ads

Powerful Ad Featuring Gabby Giffords ToutsClinton’s Commitment to Tackling Gun Violence

Phoenix, AZ – Today, Hillary for America released three new Arizona TV ads, one of which features former Arizona Congresswoman Gabby Giffords on why she’s supporting Hillary Clinton for president.

“Gabby,” a powerful 30-second ad on Clinton’s commitment to curb gun violence in our communities, features Giffords saying, “I’m fed up. We have a gun violence problem. So I’m voting for Hillary Clinton. She’s tough; she will stand up to the gun lobby; she will fight to make our families safer. It matters.”

“Brave,” a 60-second ad, features Clinton’s exchange with a 10-year-old girl in Nevada concerned about her parents being deported. The exchange occurred during a February meeting between Clinton and DREAMers in Las Vegas. “My parents, they have a letter of deportation. I’m scared they are going to be deported,” the young girl says. Embracing the girl, Clinton says, “Let me do the worrying. I’ll do all the worrying...  I’ll do everything I can to help, okay?”

“Better,” a new 30-second ad from the campaign, focuses onClinton’s education plans, including universal pre-K and college debt relief. The ad specifically spotlights Arizona schools ranking 45th in the nation and dead last in funding per student, and features Clinton saying, “Together, we can break down barriers for our kids so they get the education they deserve – no matter what ZIP code they live in.”

All three ads began airing Wednesday in the Phoenix, Tucson and Yuma markets.