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"Bolder"
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:30 TV ad run in NY from April 10, 2016.
[Music]
Male
Announcer: New York.
What makes it think bigger, go bolder?
Push for a living wage that's higher,
for tuition-free public college,
justice that works for all,
for a middle class that must be saved?
You do.
Values, forged in New York.
Brooklyn-born, native son, who knows what we know:
we're all in this together.
Sanders
(voiceover): I'm Bernie Sanders, and I approve this
message.
Notes: The
press release...
New TV Spot Highlights
Sanders' New York Roots as Race Tightens
NEW YORK - U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders' campaign on Sunday
released a new ad in New York emphasizing the Democratic
Party presidential candidate's “values forged in New York." The
30-second spot, titled "Bolder," will air statewide and comes as new
polling shows the race betweenSanders and Clinton tightening in
the Empire State.
"New York -- what makes it think bigger? Go bolder?" asks the
narrator in the new spot. "You do."
The ad highlights Sanders' support for a $15
federal
minimum wage, his plan to provide tuition-free public college and his
commitment to reforming a broken criminal justice system.
"Values forged in New York," the narrator goes on to say
of Sanders over footage from a recent rally in the South
Bronx where 18,500 cheering New Yorkers gathered. "Brooklyn born.
Native son who knows what we know: we are all in this together."
In March, a poll conducted by Emerson College showed Clinton
leading Sanders 71 to 23 percent in New York. The same poll
conducted last week saw Clinton's lead shrink by 30 points,
with Sanders at 38 percent to Clinton's 56.
To watch the ad, click here.