Monday, November 1, 2010

 1:58 PM 

Feingold, Johnson do final spots in plaid

The New York Times dubbed it a "Battle of Plaid Shirts."

In their final TV spots of the campaign, Dem U.S. Sen. Russ Feingold and Republican businessman Ron Johnson sport plaid shirts as they talk to the camera and make their final pitch for votes.

In Feingold's final spot, he touts the newspaper endorsements he's received from around the state.

"I understand who I work for. Not a political party. Not the special interests. I work for you," Feingold says. "So I've been an independent voice for Wisconsin and the number one enemy of Washington lobbyists."

In Johnson’s latest TV ad, he says both he and Feingold love Wisconsin and America, but there’s a big difference.

“Senator Feingold thinks Washington can borrow, tax and spend our way to prosperity,” Johnson says. “I believe that is absolutely wrong and hurts our economy.”

-- By Staff

Labels: 2010_fall_election

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