WATCH..Hillary Campaign's New AD For Texas

[misterhighwasted]

Its not as strong as her previous ads, but carefully stepping into a Red State like Tx may require such an initial entrance.
I'm hoping they have a couple more to follow this one

[ffr]

1. YES! Georgia and Arizona. We want you too!

Find that aunt or uncle that doesn't plan to vote in your state and get them to vote.

Every vote. Every state!

[katmondoo]

2. I think it is a powerful ad

Short and to the point

[misterhighwasted]

3. Yes it is. Nothing but the truth. The Dallas Morning News endorsement is a big one!

It said exactly what was needed & there are a lot of new residents in Dallas metro this last couple years. A LOT!!
They aren't all from red States either.

This will be a very interesting election night!

[0nirevets]

4. FYI, Hillary has been running ads here in the Dallas/Ft Worth Metro since the Dem Convention

Not sure what the hubbub's about. I've been watching her ads running here since the Convention in July. Basically every ad she's put out has run here, usually quite often. The ads rock, because Hillary rocks!

I have seen exactly two anti-Hillary ads run since then. I mean literally twice, the same ad, both during football games on Sunday a couple of weeks ago, very negative and stupid. Nothing more this whole time from Trump or any Republicans, not even local election ads. I think Trump is probably planning to keep the campaign money instead of spending millions on TV ads. When you buy ads you have to pay up front, and that runs contrary to Trump, as we know.

FYI, Hillary has a ground game here in Texas. And I'm sure you have all read that our fine, wheelchair-bound turd of a Governor has been sounding the alarm to his Republican colleagues that the state could turn blue. Many of us born-and-raised Texans don't mind. That would mean getting funds for the Affordable Care Act and Medicaid, strengthening Planned Parenthood and making clinics available for women again, and many other very positive public improvements for the people of Texas. Maybe even funds (and jobs) for a high-speed rail system.

We haven't been a blue state since the days of Ann Richards. It's about time.

Best to y'all from down here in what I like to call the Red Dirt State.

SM

[ProudProgressiveNow]

5. K&R nt

[Gothmog]

6. I love this ad