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"Thanksgiving"
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:30 ad run on NBC from Nov. 27, 2015.
Former Gov. Mike Huckabee: This Thanksgiving weekend let's
not just focus on food and football, but on what makes our country
exception -- faith and freedom.
But let's not forget when the President of France was securing his
borders and declaring war on Islamic jihadists, our president demanded
open borders, declared war on Republicans, and lectured us on what
being a Christian means.
I'll never apologize for America. I'll make our enemies sorry
they ever attacked us.
I'm Mike Huckabee and I approve this message.
Notes: The campaign's first ad
addresses ISIS with a substantial dig at President Obama. Compare
Gilmore, Kasich. The ad is
a result of an agreement between several of the Republican campaigns
and NBC after the campaigns requested equal time following Donald
Trump's
Nov. 8, 2015 appearance on NBC's "Saturday Night Live."
(PDFs): Graham
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Huckabee
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Kasich
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Pataki.
The campaign press release...
Gilmore commercial warning about
terrorism begins airing on NBC
Richmond, VA -- Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore today began airing a
television spot on stations in New Hampshire, South Carolina and Iowa
as a result of an agreement with NBC that came about after the network
gave free television time to Donald Trump when he appeared as a host
Saturday Night Live earlier this month.
Gilmore states in the ad: "We can’t trust our safety to Washington
politicians--- or inexperienced amateurs. I was in Army Intelligence,
chairman of a terrorism commission that warned about a possible attack
before nine eleven. And. Governor during 9/11. I’m not a
Washington politician or an amateur. As President I will defeat
ISIS. And, keep
you safe. "
"This is
about fairness," said Gilmore, a candidate for the Republican
presidential nomination. "NBC allowed Trump to appear in a
non-news setting and that is a violation of the fairness doctrine where
other candidates are concerned. I am grateful to NBC for
recognizing their responsibility and providing us the time to air our
important message
about the terrorism threat facing America."
Trump appeared on Saturday Night Live for 12 minutes and 5 seconds and
NBC is providing Gilmore, and several other candidates who
requested, 12 minutes of 30 seconds of air time on stations in the
three early
caucus and primary states.
Gilmore said his campaign will air a .30 second ad called "Trust" 25
times on 18 stations in the three states over the next several days.
The Gilmore
commercial opens with photos of ISIS terrorists on the march and warns
that President Obama and Hillary Clinton are failing to protect America.