In a shift from recent ads, Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren’s campaign released a television commercial Wednesday that shows her mingling with voters and highlights her themes of “struggling working men and women” but leaves the speaking roles to an announcer and voters.
Titled “Your fight is Elizabeth’s Fight,” the 30-second ad is a departure from the style that dominated television spots that ran this summer, in which she played a significant role in talking to the camera.
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Her very candidacy offends me! Democrats should have removed her at their convention when her lies were well known and they had the chance! NOBODY wants a senator from Oklahoma, picked by a Chicago politician forcing Mass residents out of the race, to represent 'Massachusetts' as their senator! Ask around: NOBODY likes her! NOBODY wants her!
Overture, cut the lights/
This is it, the night of nights/
No more rehearsing or nursing a part/
We know every part by heart!
Overture, night of nights/
This is it, we'll hit the heights/
And oh what heights we'll hit/
On with the show this is it!
How phoney can Lizzy get... I mean, really, this shrewish professorial image changed by having her talk to a child? All scott Brown will have to do is run a couple of Lizzy's old fingerwavings .... And this one tries to continue Lizzy as another Tom Dewey, fighting the evils of the financial world. . . But, how's about a reply from Lizzy's mobsters on this one: Scott Brown showed his family, his truck, his house's kitchen and, yes, even his barn coat... Lizzy has dragged her hubby into the video camera's eye... probably to try to show voters that there is something in her life except preachiness, a U.S. President and a few far left-listers. . . But Lizzy doesn't show us where she lives, or what she does in a classroom. . . or what she did for Traveler's Insurance in the asbestos cases. . . Nor does she put on her Summer-Fall-Winter-Spring princess dress with the fringed skirt and mocassins. . . There is lots Lizzy can do to show the Bay State lemming herds why she should be the state's junior scold in the most exclusive gentlemen's club in Washington. . . Note, Lizzy doesn't think its incumbent upon her to earn her way into the Senate... She thinks she ought to be privileged... Can't wait for the video ad on that concept. .