6 days till Iowa caucuses.....the ads

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Part-Time Congress

He must mean sorta like Texas has a part-time governor.

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Iowa Radio Ad Encourages Voters To ‘Go Rogue’ And Caucus For Sarah Palin
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by James Crugnale | 9:36 am, December 28th, 2011

Despite former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin‘s announcement in October that she wasn’t running for president, that hasn’t stopped her most fervent supporters from trying. A new radio ad put out by an “independent group” is running radio ads in Des Moines asking Iowans to “vote rogue” during the January 3rd caucus.



http://www.mediaite.com/online/iowa-radi...rah-palin/

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Main Street

Baloney Baloney .... Newt is full of baloney.

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Ron Paul Ad - Washington Machine

The one we've been waiting for......I don't think sooooooooo

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Note that he is putting that picture of him with Reagan in there to try to tap the Reagan worship so many Rs suffer from.

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Perry goes after......Santorum!

Game Show

Uploaded by RPerry2012 on Dec 29, 2011

Santorum has arrived.

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Unelectable

Uploaded by Jon2012HQ on Dec 28, 2011

"Unelectable" highlights Congressman Ron Paul's racist and homophobic newsletters and asks the question, "Can New Hampshire voters really trust Ron Paul?"

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American Optimism

I don't want Mitt saving my soul. Freaky.

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The DNC hits Mitt

What is Mitt Romney Hiding?

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New ad, Monday Jan. 2nd.

Uploaded by mittromney on Jan 2, 2012

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This page shows the last ads from the candidates....with some interesting commentary on them.

The Iowa Ad Bonanza: GOP Candidates’ Closing Arguments on TV
By Adam Sorensen | @adamsorensen | January 2, 2012

As the GOP presidential primary campaign winds down its Iowa chapter, the candidates have taken to their buses and prop planes to sniff out undecided voters in the farthest reaches of the state before Tuesday’s caucuses. But to the non-fanatical participant, those who haven’t crowded into coffeeshops or diners to catch a glimpse of the candidates in the flesh, the battle for Iowa has largely played out in their living rooms, waged in 30- and 60-second clips bookended by evening newscasts. Here’s what those Iowans have been seeing in the final days of the campaign:

http://swampland.time.com/2012/01/02/the...osing-ads/