Arizona GOP Senate candidate misspells Tucson in TV ad

[Newsjock]

Source: Arizona Daily Star

Republican Senate candidate Wil Cardon launched his first TV ad Tuesday with a 30-second spot portraying himself as a conservative political outsider who will create jobs.

“It’s time for an outsider that will fight for a new direction,” says Cardon in the ad.

Cardon, a Mesa businessman making his first run for public office, is challenging U.S. Rep. Jeff Flake in Arizona’s first Senate race without an incumbent in 18 years.

Early in the ad, a scrapbook appears on the screen as Cardon talks about growing up in a family business and hard work being the bedrock. In one picture, it says, “Tuscon, 1959,” with the name of Arizona’s second largest city spelled wrong.

Read more: http://azstarnet.com/news/blogs/pueblo-politics/gop-senate-candidate-misspells-tucson-in-tv-ad/article_78ab63b0-6d3b-11e1-aec5-0019bb2963f4.html

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[Journeyman]

1. You can only hope more substantive reasons are found to oppose him. . .

[pinboy3niner]

2. Cementing his 'outsider' cred...

[Initech]

3. At least one proofreader will get a job from this.

[Downwinder]

4. Are there any Udalls left in Arizona?

[LynneSin]

5. He spent 20 years creating hundreds of jobs?

That's not exactly a record I would brag about in a state with the population of 6,482,505. Even if he created 999 jobs (the highest you could create and still be 'hundreds of jobs') that would mean enough jobs to impact 0.0154107092859936% of the people who live in Arizona.