New Cruz ad: Damn, it feels good to be a Clinton

As Matthew Continetti remarked on Twitter, whoever handles Team Cruz' campaign ads deserves a raise - assuming this comes directly from the campaign, as MSNBC reported today. While Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders argued over the record of Henry Kissinger and the foreign policy of the Nixon administration, the Cruz campaign launched a pitch-perfect shot at Hillary in this Office Space spoof. Rather than destroying a printer, however, "Hillary" and two aides destroy an e-mail server while the soundtrack raps out, "Damn, it feels good to be a Clinton": ...
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George W. Bush cuts South Carolina radio ad for Jeb

As Jeb Bush plows ahead to South Carolina following his better-than-expected New Hampshire primary finish, George W. Bush is hitting the radio waves on behalf of his younger brother.
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In new ad, John Kasich compares Jeb Bush to the 'Macarena'

Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R) wants people to equate fellow presidential candidate "Jeb Bush" with "super old and obsolete," which is why his latest ad is all about Bush enjoying things no one has thought about in years.
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Bush’s first TV ad focuses on record as governor, takes dig at ‘self-promoters’

The Jeb Bush campaign's first TV ad, set to air starting Wednesday, will highlight his record as Florida governor while taking what appears to be a veiled shot at Donald Trump.
The ad, viewed by Fox News, goes out Wednesday in New Hampshire markets. It is a relatively small $500,000 buy.


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Conservative group targets Jeb Bush as ‘unelectable’ in ad

The conservative group ForAmerica will launch a five-figure web campaign Wednesday in early-voting states featuring an ad that ties Jeb Bush (R) to Hillary Clinton (D), and that blasts the former Florida governor as “unelectable.”
“Almost all Republicans understand Hillary Clinton would make a terrible presidential,” text from the ad reads.


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