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NEW YORK Presidential hopefuls John Kerry and Howard Dean are breaking new TV spots in Iowa and New Hampshire, respectively, both directly aimed at President Bush, in separate responses to a Republican National Committee ad that broke last week.
The RNC launched its first spot Sunday depicting the president as a strong leader defending the nation against terrorism [Adweek Online, Nov. 21]
In Kerry’s “No Mr. President,” a new 30-second spot from Riverfront Media, a political unit of GMMB & SDD Agencies, an announcer says, “George Bush’s ad says he’s being attacked for attacking the terrorists.
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