Branstad Releases Web Video
- Tuesday, February 9, 2010, 23:37
- Blogs, Craig Robinson
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Former Governor Terry Branstad’s campaign has released its first web video of his campaign. The video captures video, images, and interviews from the various events that the Branstad campaign has organized this month.
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I think it’s sad when you sit back and realize how far Iowa has back slid since he left office. Iowa used to lead the nation in education, we had a budget surplus, and had an economic climate that attracted business to the state. That’s not nostalgia but should be a warning that we cannot afford to lose anymore! One more thing that shouldn’t be overlooked is that he is a relentless campaigner as well.
Now, THAT was a great Video. Brad? Bob? Are you boys watching and learning? This is TEB’s to lose. Only TEB can beat TEB.
Not true, Waywardson. Steve Deace claimed just a few short weeks ago that TEB has already lost the nomination.
Hawk, if Deace claimed the sun was yellow, the sky was blue and rain was made out of water… I would suggest revisiting our science text books.