Presidential Campaign Ads
Three presidential campaign ads were shown. The Clinton campaign ad, “27 Million Strong,” released November 2, 2016, was targeted at the…
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Presidential Campaign Ads
2016-11-01T17:20:13-04:00https://ximage.c-spanvideo.org/eyJidWNrZXQiOiJwaWN0dXJlcy5jLXNwYW52aWRlby5vcmciLCJrZXkiOiJGaWxlc1wvMTYyXC8yMDE2MTEwMTIxNTc1MDAwMV9oZC5qcGciLCJlZGl0cyI6eyJyZXNpemUiOnsiZml0IjoiY292ZXIiLCJoZWlnaHQiOjUwNn19fQ==Three presidential campaign ads were shown.
The Clinton campaign ad, “What He Believes,” released November 1, 2016, featured recordings of Donald Trump talking about women.
The pro-Trump campaign ad, “Doctors Like Us,” released October 18, 2016, by Great America PAC, featured five physicians who were endorsing Donald Trump because of his stance on the Affordable Care Act.
The anti-Clinton campaign ad, “Can’t Tell the Truth,” released October 31, 2016, by Great America PAC, featured the Clinton Foundation’s 2014 IRS filings showing how the Foundation spent its money.
Three presidential campaign ads were shown. The Clinton campaign ad, “What He Believes,” released November 1, 2016, featured recordings of Donald Trump talking about women.…
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Three presidential campaign ads were shown.
The Clinton campaign ad, “What He Believes,” released November 1, 2016, featured recordings of Donald Trump talking about women.
The pro-Trump campaign ad, “Doctors Like Us,” released October 18, 2016, by Great America PAC, featured five physicians who were endorsing Donald Trump because of his stance on the Affordable Care Act.
The anti-Clinton campaign ad, “Can’t Tell the Truth,” released October 31, 2016, by Great America PAC, featured the Clinton Foundation’s 2014 IRS filings showing how the Foundation spent its money. close
The Clinton campaign ad, “What He Believes,” released November 1, 2016, featured recordings of Donald Trump talking about women.
The pro-Trump campaign ad, “Doctors Like Us,” released October 18, 2016, by Great America PAC, featured five physicians who were endorsing Donald Trump because of his stance on the Affordable Care Act.
The anti-Clinton campaign ad, “Can’t Tell the Truth,” released October 31, 2016, by Great America PAC, featured the Clinton Foundation’s 2014 IRS filings showing how the Foundation spent its money.
Three presidential campaign ads were shown. The Clinton campaign ad, “What He Believes,” released November 1, 2016, featured recordings of Donald Trump talking about women.… read more
Three presidential campaign ads were shown.
The Clinton campaign ad, “What He Believes,” released November 1, 2016, featured recordings of Donald Trump talking about women.
The pro-Trump campaign ad, “Doctors Like Us,” released October 18, 2016, by Great America PAC, featured five physicians who were endorsing Donald Trump because of his stance on the Affordable Care Act.
The anti-Clinton campaign ad, “Can’t Tell the Truth,” released October 31, 2016, by Great America PAC, featured the Clinton Foundation’s 2014 IRS filings showing how the Foundation spent its money. close
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