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May 15, 2012
Pence out with first ad
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Great ad. That is the type of stuff Hoosiers fall for. Just think back about the Mitch campaign traveling around to every city and town three times for 18 months. They all said, he is a good guy. He talks to us.
What are really the issues? Last time I heard him on the radio, he hit all the generic talking points and said nothing specific for 20 minutes.
How many laws did he author in ten years in congress? How many were signed into law? He has done a great job talking the popular talk. Not convinced he has a plan.
Posted by: BrettM | May 15, 2012 at 11:56 AM