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Edwards Debuts TV Ad
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ABC News' David Muir Reports: Former Sen. John Edwards, D-N.C., debuts his first TV ads for his presidential campaign.
His timing, and the subject matter of the ads, are obviously timed to coincide with President Bush's veto of the Iraq funding bill.
The ad is running in the Washington, D.C. media market only and on Edwards' campaign website and on You Tube.
In the ad, nine people protest the President's handling of the war, calling on Congress to stand up to the President and send him the same Iraq funding bill repeatedly.
In a what his campaign is calling a "groundbreaking multimedia ad," they're trying to reach the You Tube generation by asking people to record their own message to the President, which the campaign will subsequently use in Edwards ads on his site, and on You Tube.
The AD can be viewed here.
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