- Campaign Communications « TV and Radio Ads—General Election « Hillary for America
Hillary for America
"General Allen"
+
0:30 ad run in FL, IA, NV, NH, NC, OH, PA and on national cable from Oct. 25, 2016.
[Music]
General
John R. Allen (ret.): I served under President Bush and
Obama.
I fought the Taliban.
I was asked to form a global coalition to counter
ISIL.
[to camera] When someone makes the comment
that they know more
about the Islamic State or ISIL than do the generals, it implies a
complete ignorance of the reality.
But I believe Secretary Clinton really understands
the threat that the Islamic State poses to the United States and to the
American people, and I believe she understands how to wield American
power to ultimately defeat this threat and to keep us safe.
Clinton (voiceover): I'm Hillary Clinton and I approve this message.
Notes: The Oct. 25, 2016
press release...
In New Ad, General John
Allen (ret.) Says Only Hillary
Clinton Understands How to Keep Us Safe
~Trump Now Rooting Against Military In Mosul~
On
the heels of Trump being denounced by national security leaders for
rooting against the counter-ISIS operation underway in Mosul, Hillary
for America is airing a new
testimonial
ad
featuring Retired Marine General John Allen making clear that Hillary
Clinton is the only candidate with the knowledge and steadiness to
defeat our enemies and keep us safe. In the ad, Allen points to
Donald
Trump’s “complete ignorance” of what it will take to defeat ISIS and
highlights how Hillary Clinton “really understands the threat” and
“understands how to wield American power to defeat this threat
and ultimately keep us safe.”
Allen,
who retired as a 4-star General after 37 years in uniform, was Deputy
Commander of U.S. Central Command and a former Commander of the
International Security Assistance Force, overseeing NATO troops in
Afghanistan. He served both President Bush and President Obama.
The ad will air as part of an already
existing ad buy in the battleground states of Florida, Iowa, Nevada,
New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio and Pennsylvania along with
national cable.