AdWatch: Bush Turns Kerry's Words Around
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Details of a new television ad from President Bush to begin airing Monday:
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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - President Bush turned the tables Saturday on Sen...
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President Bush and Democratic rival John Kerry traded insults on Wednesday in a pair of new television ads, with Bush using footage of a windsurfing Kerry to accuse him of shifting his views "whichever way the wind blows."
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President Bush, previewing a theme he is likely to use throughout his debate Thursday against Democrat John F. Kerry, joked to an audience
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Details of a television ad released Thursday by John Kerry's campaign:
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Details of a new television ad from Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry, to begin airing Friday:
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(CBS/AP) John Kerry has again opened fire on President Bush with a new campaign ad that accuses Mr. Bush of using smear tactics against him in a bid to unfairly tarnish the Democratic presidential candidate&#39;s Vietnam War record.
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Details of a new television ad from President Bush to begin airing Wednesday:
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After his lackluster debate performance and a government report undercutting his rationale for invading Iraq, Bush rolled out a revamped campaign speech Wednesday to refocus attention on his Democratic challenger. The speech bristled with new zingers that laid out in harsh and personal terms why Bush thinks Kerry is unfit to be commander in chief.
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While working relentlessly to portray Democratic Sen. John Kerry as a "flip-flopper," President Bush has his own history of changing his position, from reversals on steel tariffs and "nation-building" to reasons for invading Iraq.
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Images: President Bush, walking and waving; Kerry speaking; factory workers; Kerry with a mother and her son; an elderly couple. Video: A new advertisement by the Kerry-Edwards campaign is the first ad in
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The presidential campaign has left Arizona behind. Democratic Sen. John Kerry made four visits and spent nearly &#36;4 million on television commercials in an attempt to make the state competitive. But polls this fall show President Bush with a comfortable lead, and Kerry has tabled plans for advertising in the first week of October.
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TITLES: Clinton ad: "Ideas." Obama ad: "Anything Radio."
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AIRING: National cable networks and local media markets in most of the 19 battleground states where Bush is on the air. Bush: ``I&#39;m George W. Bush and I approve this message.
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A look at some of the positions of Republican President Bush and Democratic candidate John Kerry:
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NEW YORK Aug. 28, 2004 - Viewers treated to a break from the TV ad wars during the Democratic convention last month won&#39;t get the same respite when Republicans gather to re-nominate President Bush.
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Details of a new television ad from President Bush beginning Monday: