Ad #2: Perceptions vs. Reality

[Sam Spade]

Ad #2:  Perceptions vs. Reality”  (short: 30-45 seconds)

(picture of Senator StatesRights on the screen)

Announcer:  Senator StatesRights likes to say that he is “a gentlemen, a Southerner, and our Senator.”  So how does that match up with his record?

(picture turns fuzzy and muddled, black and white, with dark music in the background)

(voice turning snarly) Does a gentlemen call his fellow legislators and citizens “ing (word deleted) crybabies” and “henpecking p*ssies” the moment they disagree with him?

(music growing)Does a Southerner vote against repealing part of the horrific Family Planning Amendments Act passed by an avowed Communist, because he will not accept compromise on anything?

(music growing even more) And most importantly, does “our” (emphasis) Senator choose to view his responsibility to represent and campaign for the citizens District 4 as secondary to his Presidential ambitions?

(no music, soft tone) So, should that man be “our” senator?

Maybe Mike Naso was right, maybe StatesRights is a (double-tracked Mike Naso and loud) “Hansel and Gretel SOB!”

(softly) Come February, It’s your choose.

Ad paid for by the Sam Spade for Senate committee.

[George W. Bush]

Ad #2:  Perceptions vs. Reality”  (short: 30-45 seconds)

(picture of Senator StatesRights on the screen)

Announcer:  Senator StatesRights likes to say that he is “a gentlemen, a Southerner, and our Senator.”  So how does that match up with his record?

(picture turns fuzzy and muddled, black and white, with dark music in the background)

(voice turning snarly) Does a gentlemen call his fellow legislators and citizens “ing (word deleted) crybabies” and “henpecking p*ssies” the moment they disagree with him?

(music growing)Does a Southerner vote against repealing part of the horrific Family Planning Amendments Act passed by an avowed Communist, because he will not accept compromise on anything?

(music growing even more) And most importantly, does “our” (emphasis) Senator choose to view his responsibility to represent and campaign for the citizens District 4 as secondary to his Presidential ambitions?

(no music, soft tone) So, should that man be “our” senator?

Maybe Mike Naso was right, maybe StatesRights is a (double-tracked Mike Naso and loud) “Hansel and Gretel SOB!”

(softly) Come February, It’s your choose.

Ad paid for by the Sam Spade for Senate committee.

Sam, I know we are going against each other, But that is one of the best ad's I have seen.

[King]

AtlasSurvey II: EARLY RESULTS ON HOT RACES
District 4 - 9 votes
SamSpade 44%
George W. Bush 44%
StatesRights 12%

[George W. Bush]

wow.... that is a plesent suprise:)

[Sam Spade]

Thanks for your good words about my ad.

Looks like we're in a very interesting race, that's for sure.

[??????????]

Ad #2:  Perceptions vs. Reality”  (short: 30-45 seconds)

(picture of Senator StatesRights on the screen)

Announcer:  Senator StatesRights likes to say that he is “a gentlemen, a Southerner, and our Senator.”  So how does that match up with his record?

(picture turns fuzzy and muddled, black and white, with dark music in the background)

(voice turning snarly) Does a gentlemen call his fellow legislators and citizens “ing (word deleted) crybabies” and “henpecking p*ssies” the moment they disagree with him?

(music growing)Does a Southerner vote against repealing part of the horrific Family Planning Amendments Act passed by an avowed Communist, because he will not accept compromise on anything?

(music growing even more) And most importantly, does “our” (emphasis) Senator choose to view his responsibility to represent and campaign for the citizens District 4 as secondary to his Presidential ambitions?

(no music, soft tone) So, should that man be “our” senator?

Maybe Mike Naso was right, maybe StatesRights is a (double-tracked Mike Naso and loud) “Hansel and Gretel SOB!”

(softly) Come February, It’s your choose.

Ad paid for by the Sam Spade for Senate committee.

I voted against striking a portion of that act because I want the whole thing struck. Half of it is not sufficient in my mind.

[Gabu]

I voted against striking a portion of that act because I want the whole thing struck. Half of it is not sufficient in my mind.

So... you'd rather have all of it?

[??????????]

I voted against striking a portion of that act because I want the whole thing struck. Half of it is not sufficient in my mind.

So... you'd rather have all of it?

I said I would rather have the whole bill struck. I want it gone.