Kucinich launches Oregon TV ad campaign
Also urges feds to go after Columbia polluters
From Bend.com news sources
Last Updated: Saturday, May 1, 2004 11:49 AM
Reference Code: PR-15221
May 1 - Democratic Presidential candidate Dennis Kucinich launched a major television ad campaign in Oregon to bolster the extensive “ground” campaign he has been conducting here for the past month.
The television ad blitz is a significant departure from the grassroots, “whistle-stop” campaign that the Ohio Congressman – the last remaining challenger to presumptive Democratic nominee Sen. John Kerry -- has been waging for the past several weeks on college campuses, in labor union halls, community centers, libraries, and other public venues.
A new television ad challenging the Bush Administration’s Iraq policy aired last night in all major Oregon television markets, including during the ABC Network’s Nightline program, which read a list of the names of U.S. military personnel killed in Iraq. The new campaign coincides with the start of Oregon’s mail-in balloting for the state’s May 18 primary election.
The ad, which features...(Full Story)
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