Hill, Holliday Breaks Ads for Bipartisan Cause

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BOSTON-A radio ad now airing in Iowa and due to break in New Hampshire this week features the voice of Jack Shanahan, a retired vice admiral of the U.S. Navy.
The work is championed by Business Leaders for Sensible Priorities, which is spearheaded by Ben & Jerry’s co-founder Ben Cohen.
Put simply, the organization seeks to reallocate 15 percent of the Pentagon’s budget, about $40 billion, to education and healthcare.
In the spot, Shanahan says,”I believe we can improve education in America without compromising our national security.”






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