A new TV ad in Virginia and other key states by Republican presidential
nominee Mitt Romney seeks to gain ground among women voters.
The 30-second spot, titled "Dear Daughter," comes on the heels of a new
NBC News-Wall Street Journal-Marist poll showing Romney trailing President
Barack Obama by five points in Virginia due in part to a 14-point deficit
among women.
"Dear Daughter, welcome to America," a female narrator begins the ad with
the image of a woman cradling a baby girl.
"Obama's policies are making it harder on women. The poverty rate for
women -- the highest in 17 years," the ad continues. "More women are
unemployed under President Obama. More than 5.5 million women can't find work.
That's what Obama's policies have done for women. Welcome daughter."
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New Romney Ad Aimed at Boosting Standing Among Women Voters
Sept. 18, 2012
Wesley P. Hester
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Source: (c)2012 Richmond Times-Dispatch (Richmond, Va.). Distributed by MCT Information Services
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