DeSantis PAC praises governor’s ‘grit’ in NH and IA ad purchase.
EXCLUSIVE: DeSantis Super PAC Launches New TV Ad in Iowa and New Hampshire
The super PAC backing Gov. Ron DeSantis’s (R-FL) presidential campaign is set to make a splash in the first-in-the-nation caucus and primary states of Iowa and New Hampshire. As part of a new seven-figure ad buy, the PAC will debut an engaging 30-second spot titled “Grit” from Never Back Down.
“Uniforms don’t define a man, but they do tell a story,” a narrator tells viewers. “Ron DeSantis wore an electrician’s assistant uniform, making six bucks an hour to pay for college, earned a Yale Bulldogs baseball jersey, voted team captain, and led his team to victories. After 9/11, volunteered to serve America in combat fatigues as a Jag with the Navy Seals in Iraq.”
This ad, the eighth of its kind from the PAC, will not only air nationally on Fox News and Newsmax but also captivate audiences in Iowa and New Hampshire.
DeSantis’s Military Experience Takes Center Stage
As the only veteran polling in the double digits in the 2024 race, DeSantis is uniquely positioned to leverage his military background. During his tour in Iowa, he visited the Freedom Rock in Appanoose County, where he met with fellow veterans. Additionally, he paid his respects at the “Welcome Home Soldier” monument in Albia, a heartfelt tribute organized by veterans to honor their comrades past, present, and future. DeSantis also took the time to tour the CJ3 Foundation, a remarkable nonprofit group in Iowa that provides vital services and advocates for veterans.
In a recent interview with the Washington Examiner, DeSantis emphasized his qualifications to lead the nation and revitalize the military. “I understand what it takes. I understand the demands of service. I understand the sacrifices that people make,” he stated. DeSantis believes that if individuals are asked to make such sacrifices, it must be for a cause that unifies and truly matters.
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In a previous seven-figure ad buy, the PAC took aim at former President Donald Trump, the current front-runner in the primary. Trump’s public feud with popular Gov. Kim Reynolds (R-IA) led to criticism from the PAC, resulting in the loss of an endorsement when state Sen. Jeff Reichman threw his support behind DeSantis instead.
According to Morning Consult, DeSantis is polling at 16% nationally, second only to Trump, who enjoys the backing of over half of Republican primary voters.
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