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John Kerry’s presidential campaign last week launched seven 30-second TV spots, the first flight to feature Kerry’s running mate, Sen. John Edwards. The ads introduce the ticket and address the need for good jobs, energy independence, affordable healthcare, and a strong and respected America. Meanwhile, President George W. Bush’s campaign unveiled a spot reminding voters that Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., was Kerry’s first choice for his vice-presidential running mate.
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