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McCain Launches First TV Ads
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09/27/07 08:01 AM ET
Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) released his first television ads of the '08 presidential campaign Thursday to begin airing in New Hampshire this weekend.
Accompanying one 60-second radio spot, the ads showcase McCain's experience as a prisoner of war and public perception of corruption in Congress.
In the first ad, a narrator says Americans have lost trust in their government and that they are looking for a leader "with the judgment and experience to keep us safe." The viewer hears McCain say "live free or die" as a crowd waves signs at a rally near the end of the ad.
See the ad below:
The second ad shows McCain as a prisoner of war in Hanoi, Vietnam, telling an interviewer his rank and that he ejected from his aircraft, breaking both arms and one leg.
"One man sacrificed for his country; one man opposed a flawed strategy in Iraq," a narrator says. See the ad below:
The radio ad contains audio of the same bedside POW interview. Click below to hear it.
Accompanying one 60-second radio spot, the ads showcase McCain's experience as a prisoner of war and public perception of corruption in Congress.
In the first ad, a narrator says Americans have lost trust in their government and that they are looking for a leader "with the judgment and experience to keep us safe." The viewer hears McCain say "live free or die" as a crowd waves signs at a rally near the end of the ad.
See the ad below:
The second ad shows McCain as a prisoner of war in Hanoi, Vietnam, telling an interviewer his rank and that he ejected from his aircraft, breaking both arms and one leg.
"One man sacrificed for his country; one man opposed a flawed strategy in Iraq," a narrator says. See the ad below:
The radio ad contains audio of the same bedside POW interview. Click below to hear it.
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