I saw this commercial on MSNBC tonight as I was watching Chris Matthews. Watch then we will discuss further why it is so brilliant and effective.
I have included the text of the commercial below so we can parse it for all it’s greatness. I believe that this is such a great add for a few reasons.
In the upcoming congressional primary for CO 5th CD, Rep. Joel Hefley(ret.) has endorsed Jeff Crank over the incumbent Rep. Doug Lamborn. Crank was a former Administrative Director effectively running Rep. Hefley’s Washington Office.
Rep. Hefley wrote an opinion piece in the Gazette on Friday detailing his relationship and endorsement of Jeff Crank. Below are some of the highlights:
The eight years he spent in my offce bore out my initial impressions: he was smart, persuasive, bold, principled and energetic. In short, Crank proved to be that rare man capable of changing Washington for the better.
But just as importantly, he possesses the strength of character that will allow him to stand up to party bosses when they’re not acting like real conservatives - the strength of character capable of shaking up Washington from the inside.
Crank is the only candidate to sign a pledge placing a self-imposed moratorium on earmarks, and he’s also promised never to exploit the congressional franking privilege to send out mass, unsolicited, selfpromoting campaign ads on the taxpayer dime.
Rep. Hefley sums up Jeff Crank in one paragraph:
The 5th Congressional District is one of the most conservative in the country, and its congressman should be one of the country’s most notable conservatives. I have known Jeff all his adult life, and in my heart of hearts I know, and have always known, that he will rise to the occasion.
Hopefully the good people of CO 5th CD will make the right choice and add one more TrueConservative™ to the ranks of Congress.
Aaron B. Gardner
This last weekend I went to the car was to get my Jeep all cleaned up. While I was in the lobby waiting for my vehicle I perused the greeting cards they had for sale. Most of them were the regular old cards and silly jokes…but then to my surprise I saw these:
That one was pretty good but then this one is really something..
Hah…barely lasted 3 rounds with Hillary…Rocky you are not!!
Then after the weekend I came back to work and found this lovely picture gracing the halls of my work place.
Now I will not tell you the name of the company where I work but I will tell you that it is a major computer company that you all know, and it’s name I believe is indeed on the picture if you look hard.
Now I don’t have any problem with homosexuals, but is their sexuality special in the sense that it should be promoted in the work place. Why is it that we are promoting sexuality in the workplace at all?
Now grab a beer and have a blast saying good by to RedState2 and hello to RS3.0!!!
Aaron B. Gardner
