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BUSH ROLLS OUT 2 MORE SPOTS
WASHINGTON The Bush campaign launched two new TV spots and its first radio ad last week on national cable stations and local TV affiliates in 18 states (see Critique on page 26). One spot, titled “100 Days,” says Sen. John Kerry would raise taxes and weaken the Patriot Act were he elected president. Kerry called the ad a “negative” attack. In a second spot, Bush tells viewers they have a choice between contrasting visions.
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