Cuccinelli needs our help. This map tells us what we need to do right now As you know we are about to launch a new wave of TV and radio ads supporting Conservative Republican Ken Cuccinelli for Governor - over his Democrat opponent, Terry McAuliffe. The Washington Post has published a new report which breaks down the amount spent on campaign ads by the two campaigns - and supporting/opposing independent groups - broken down by geographic region and media markets in the state of Virginia. The map shows that Democrat Terry McAuliffe is badly outspending Republican Ken Cuccinelli in the following 3 TV markets in Virginia: Harrisonburg, Charlottesville, Tri-Cities. We need to raise $11,500 by the end of the day tomorrow so we can start running ads in these three media markets and help propel Republican Ken Cuccinelli to victory. Cuccinelli is an outstanding choice for conservatives and libertarians alike. Cuccinelli is a strong advocate for the 2nd Amendment and earned an A rating from the NRA. Cuccinelli was the first Attorney General to file suit to dismiss ObamaCare. And Cuccinelli has always fought for less government regulation and lower taxes - in fact, Cuccinelli took on the establishment of his own party after they teamed up with Democrats to raise gasoline taxes. To make a contribution - PLEASE CLICK HERE. You can contribute as little as $5 up to the maximum allowed contribution amount of $5,000. If you prefer you may also mail in a contribution to our headquarters: Conservative Campaign Committee ATTN: Support Ken Cuccinelli P.O. Box 1585 Sacramento, CA 95812 P.S. To reach our goal we are going to need 296 more people to contribute $100 or more. If you are willing to be one of those patriots who contributes $100 or more to help us reach our goal - JUST CLICK HERE. Paid for and authorized by the Conservative Campaign Committee. Not authorized by any candidate or candidates committee. This message was intended for: janetspencer69@gmail
Posted on: Fri, 25 Oct 2013 02:10:32 +0000
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