AdWatch: Romney 'Tested, Proven'

Mitt Romney also has a new TV spot out today. The gist of it? If the former governor of Massachusetts can wield his brand of "conservative principles" there, he must be able to do so anywhere. Give it a watch below, and get more details from AP:



The narrator of "Tested, Proven" intones: "In the toughest place, Mitt Romney's done the toughest things." The spot will run in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina and is one of three early ads Romney will run this month. Do you think it's an effective commercial? Leave your comments below.

If you care to read it, here's my local's take:

Disclaimer: As one of the editors of this blog, I try (with varying degrees of success) to leave my politics at my AOL cubicle's edge. But I'm from Massachusetts, and therefore quite familiar with Mitt Romney's record, as well as what he told Massachusetts voters to get himself elected to the governor gig.

So the following is more a defense of my home state rather then a political statement: For a candidate to sneer at the people he pandered to so diligently for over five years says quite a bit about the man. It's a like a teen-mean girl sidling up to the school bookworm, acting like BFFs to get homework answers and then turning around and laughing at the kid with her real friends. It isn't attractive behavior for a high schooler, and it certainly isn't for a presidential wannabe.

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