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John Oxendine Launches First Statewide Radio Commercials

Positive Commercials Highlight the John Oxendine Contract with Georgia

 

Atlanta, Georgia - Republican front runner John Oxendine has launched the first statewide radio commercials in the 2010 Georgia Republican Primary for Governor. These positive, issue-driven commercials highlight the John Oxendine Contract with Georgia.  Additionally, these positive commercials highlight John Oxendine as Georgia’s conservative leader who listens to Georgia.

 

In the commercial, John Oxendine provides a number for Georgians to call him and share their opinions on how we can transform Georgia and to ask to receive a free copy of the John Oxendine Contract With Georgia.

 

To listen to the commercial:

 

http://www.johnoxendine.com/media/contractwithga.wav

 

The script:

 

Are you tired of the same old status quo politics in Georgia?

Is it time for our leaders to put aside self-interest and listen to Georgians like us?

You’re right. It IS time.

 

Good news Georgia, there is one candidate for Governor who offers positive solutions - who understands real Georgia families and the issues that matter to us.

 

It’s time for a Governor who will hold state government accountable to taxpayers. A Governor who will put families ahead of special interests.

 

Georgia’s conservative leader, John Oxendine listens to Georgia.

 

Check out John Oxendine’s Contract with Georgia at johnoxendine.com; visit Facebook at John Oxendine for Georgia’s Governor or call 888 224-0480 to have your voice heard…. 888 224-0480

John Oxendine. Real solutions - real change. He’s the real deal. Yes, Georgia, The time is now. Call 888 224-0480.

 

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Source: Georgia Hwy 120 Politics

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