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Cruz for President
"Fight"
+
:30 ad run in IA announced Nov. 16, 2015.
[Dramatic
opening
chord]
Male Announcer:
When
no
one else would take on Washington…
Ted Cruz:
“...who
actually
has
stood
up
not
just
to Democrats, but to leaders in our
own party?”
Male Announcer:
Ted Cruz has led the fight.
Ted Cruz: “When
millions of Americans rose up against ObamaCare, I was proud to lead
that fight.
“When millions of Americans rose up against amnesty, I was proud to
lead that fight.
“When millions of Americans rose up against Planned Parenthood, I was
proud to lead that fight.”
Male Announcer:
Leadership you can trust.
Ted Cruz: I’m
Ted Cruz and I approved this message.
Notes: Built
around Cruz at the Oct. 28 CNBC debate.
The
November 16
press release...
Cruz for
President Begins Running Ads in Iowa
Highlighting
Cruz leading the fight for Conservative principles
HOUSTON,
Texas – Cruz for
President
today
released
three ads, two TV ads “Fight”
and
“Debate” and a radio ad “Damage”
that
will run
statewide in Iowa over the next three weeks. These spots highlight Cruz's
record
of consistently standing up and leading the fight for conservative principles.
Both TV spots
feature Cruz’s
best
moments from the Republican debates. The first 30-second spot “Fight” shows Cruz in
one
of
the
debates
talking
about
his
record challenging both Democrats
and Republicans in Washington and leading the fight on issues conservatives
care about. The second TV spot, "Debate," is a 60-second ad where Cruztakes
on
the media at the Republican debate in Boulder, Colorado. At
the end of the ad he
demonstrates
a
strong
foreign
policy
vision
declaring,
“Enemies
across
this world will know the United States is not to be trifled with.”
The 60-second radio spot, “Damage,” features Rush Limbaugh who said on his radio show, "If you're looking for the Republican candidate who is the most steadfastly opposed to liberalism …Whose agenda is oriented toward defeating it…it's Ted Cruz.” The ad also takes on Hillary Clinton directly as the embodiment of "the cronyism of Washington”.