RNC Launches New Radio Ad in Nevada: 'Change or More of the Same?'

RNC Launches New Radio Ad in Nevada: 'Change or More of the Same?'

WASHINGTON, Sept. 16 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The Republican National Committee (RNC) today announced that its new radio advertisement, titled "Change Or More Of The Same?" will begin running on radio stations in Las Vegas and Elko, Nevada on Wednesday, September 17, 2008.

(Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20080519/RNCLOGO )

The ad highlights the choice voters have this election between real reform in Washington and more of the same, especially on the issue of government reform and pork-barrel spending. While John McCain has never sought an earmark during his career, Barack Obama has requested nearly $1 billion in only three short years in the Senate.

To listen to the RNC's new radio ad, click here.

:60 Radio Advertisement

Title: "Change Or More Of The Same?"

VO: Change or more of the same?

That's the argument Barack Obama has been trying to make.

What about pork-barrel spending?

In 20 plus years in the Senate, John McCain has never sought an earmark. Not once.

As Governor, Sarah Palin vetoed nearly half a billion dollars in wasteful spending and cut earmark requests by hundreds of millions of dollars.

Barack Obama?

In three short years in the Senate, Obama requested nearly a billion dollars in earmarks.

Nearly one billion dollars. That's over a million dollars for each day he's been in Washington, D.C.

And Joe Biden?

Biden has been requesting earmarks for decades.

John McCain - Never requested an earmark.

Barack Obama - One billion dollars in earmark requests.

You decide... Who represents change?

John McCain and Sarah Palin will shake up Washington. Barack Obama... more of the same and opposed to real reform.

Paid for by the Republican National Committee.
310 First Street SE, Washington, D.C.20003- (202) 863-8500 - www.gop.com

Authorized by McCain-Palin 2008

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Source: Republican National Committee

CONTACT: Republican National Committee Press Office, +1-202-863-8614

Web Site: http://www.gop.com/

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