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Latinos with Newt +
:30 ad run starting Feb. 17, 2012 in AZ.
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[Music]
Man 1: We owe
Barack Obama nothing. Many of our people have have lost their
jobs. Others have lost their homes. And immigration, huh,
it's a bigger mess than ever.
Woman 1: We need Newt
Gingrich. He knows us, understands us, and shares our
conservative values.
Man 2:
When
he
was
Speaker he helped create 11 million new jobs, reform welfare and
balance the budget.
Woman 2:
Newt
Gingrich
is
the leader we need—
All Four:
To
rebuild
the
America that has given us so much.
Gingrich: I’m Newt Gingrich and I approve this message.
Notes:
The
press
release on this ad:
Newt 2012
Launches New Latino Ad in English for Arizona Primary
Phoenix, AZ - Today, Newt 2012 launched a new ad, “Latinos with Newt,”
targeting the Latino crossover market in Arizona. The ad highlights
four Hispanic men and women who discuss why they support Newt Gingrich
for President.
"For Newt, Hispanic Inclusion has been front and center in his campaign
since Day One," explains Sylvia Garcia, National Hispanic Inclusion
Director. "He understands that just as all Americans, Latinos are
greatly suffering from the high unemployment rate and empty promises of
this administration. They demand a change and know the only candidate
that can rebuild the America they love is Newt Gingrich," added Garcia.
The ad highlights President Obama's failure to get the economy back on
track and how Latinos have been greatly affected as a result. Each
testimonial discusses Newt's proven record in job creation and his
concern for American Hispanics.
"Few people understand the true Hispanic market like Newt does," said
Lionel Sosa, Senior Advisor to the campaign. "He gets Latinos and
understands the diversity in language, age, and culture. Yet, one thing
is very clear to Newt: Latinos are people of values. They are Americans
who strongly believe in family, in religion, in hard work, and in right
to life," explains Sosa.
Newt Gingrich has received unwavering support from the Hispanic
community because of decades of outreach since he was Speaker of the
House. Gingrich has actively worked with Hispanic leaders since leaving
Congress, even launching TheAmericano.com in 2009 and publishing two
books in Spanish. Since the start of his campaign, Gingrich has had a
Spanish site NewtPresidente.com and a robust Hispanic Inclusion team.
Recently, he unveiled his National Hispanic Steering Committee
comprised of top Latino leaders from different states.
Newt 2012 looks to win over the Latino vote in Arizona. This new ad is
just one step to gaining their support. Unlike most campaigns, Newt
Gingrich does not treat Latinos as a political convenience. His
relationship is based on respect for the culture and the values of this
community, as well as admiration for their history of hard work and
contributions to the economic success of this nation.
“Seldom do Presidential candidates invest time in understanding our
community rather they speak in platitudes that are not based on direct
experiences or contact with the great and rich diversity in the Latino
culture and community,” added Sosa.
The Arizona primary is February 28th.