The ad blasts McCain for his close political commitments to George W. Bush on veterans issues.
From the AFL-CIO's Union Veterans Council:
According to the Washington Post, "The ads will run on stations in Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin for the next three weeks."The AFL-CIO also is launching a TV ad today featuring Jim Wasser, a Vietnam-era veteran and retired Electrical Workers (IBEW) member.
In the ad, Wasser speaks about McCain, whose military service is honorable but whose Senate voting record hasn’t supported veterans and their families. The ad will run in communities around the country hard-hit by the nation’s economic crisis.
In the ad, Wasser praises McCain’s military service and discusses his concerns about McCain’s political agenda.
"Every vet respects John McCain’s war record. It’s his record in the Senate that I have a problem with," said Wasser.
Wasser says McCain supports continuing to spend billions in Iraq, yet he repeatedly voted against increased funding for veterans health care.
"People should let McCain know that his agenda is not what we need. Not now," said Wasser.
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