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2008 POLITICAL ADS: OREGON SENATE

Gordon Smith For Senate: "Get It"

Updated: January 1, 2011 | 2:09 p.m.
May 13, 2008

Producer: Chris Mottola

Running Time: 00:30

Debut Date: 04/29/2008

Ad Buy: statewide in Oregon

Cost: not available

Summary: Smith tries to differentiate his politics from the "gridlock" of Washington and pledges to find "common ground" with the next president.

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Script of "Get It" (TV)

GORDON SMITH: Partisan fighting, gridlock: That’s Washington’s answer to your problems, not mine. I get it.

I’m Gordon Smith, and I’ve shown a better way: thinking independently, working with Democrats and Republicans.

I approve this ad because no matter who our next president is -- him or her -- I’ll find common ground for the change we need.

ANNOUNCER [v/o]: Senator Gordon Smith. Common ground for the common good.

(Text on screen: gordonsmith.com; Paid For By Friends Of Gordon Smith)

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