Positive Campaign Fact Check

Submitted by justing on Tue, 04/22/2008 - 4:47pm.

When Bev Perdue announced that she was stopping the negative ads and was going to run a positive campaign, she reserved the right to defend herself against misleading attacks. That's what this ad is about. Setting the record straight in a manner that deals with the issues not tearing down the other candidate.


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I'm really glad you guys are holding your course

Submitted by James on Tue, 04/22/2008 - 5:11pm.

This is a good, solid ad. And I like the way you're handling Moore's silly criticism of Perdue's pro-choice credentials.

Truth is, choice is one of my main issues. When Reiff & Moore try to attack Perdue's long-standing advocacy for choice, it's not only annoying, it also backfires. Everyone in North Carolina knows Bev is strong on this issue. Even Richard.

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This was a good ad.

Submitted by Robert P. on Tue, 04/22/2008 - 6:53pm.

Doesn't it feel good to NOT be throwing mud?

I Twitter, Therefore I Am.

I had that same thought.

Submitted by James on Tue, 04/22/2008 - 7:00pm.

It must be a relief to have made a decision to come clean with the certainty that you can't second-guess it.

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