Are the TV ads from Thom Tillis’s Senate campaign in North Carolina too generic or nice? Look them over, and you can see the points Tillis and his team want to emphasize:
- Tillis raised school funding and raised teachers pay.
- He’ll work with both parties.
- Hagan voted with Obama 96 percent of the time.
- He’s been a paperboy.
There’s only so much a campaign can squeeze into a 30-second ad, but perhaps he needs to explain why it’s such a problem for North Carolina that Hagan votes with Obama 96 percent of the time . . .
(UPDATE: Maybe with poll results like this . . .
NORTH CAROLINA The way Barack Obama is handling his job as president: Approve 38% / Disapprove 57% (High Point U., LV, 9/13-18)
— PollingReport.com (@pollreport) September 22, 2014
. . . the connection to Obama is damaging enough!)
https://youtube.com/watch?v=Z7ZKmpZpr-E%3Flist%3DPLACgCHi-HtFSgTE0ctqFAqqiJeA-4Ty-v