Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN) – As people head to the polls in New Hampshire, the campaigns will learn whether all the funds used for direct marketing to voters was money well-spent.
Mailings, robocalls, phone surveys, doorknob hangers, mass e-mails, texts - it's next to impossible to find a registered Republican or independent voter in the Granite State who hasn't received several of each.
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I am not trust n.hampirnie cause people like keep play game vote for presdient obama but obama make trouble for 4 yrs so I'm belived God that Gop will be great than presdient obama
As with anything, too much of this stuff causes overload and it all gets ignored. Money wasted. It's quality that matters. Make stuff that is bold and to the point, that hits home, and is memorable. I'm STILL waiting for the ads that play out another 4 years of Obama and where this country will be in terms of deficits and debt. People MUST know what they can expect with another 4 more years of this disaster in the Whitehouse.
The liar may fool people in Nh,, but it's a smll state. Wait tl California and NY finish with them . he he hehe he he
Bullock – wanna be an American? SPEAK ENGLISH. Your jibberish makes no sense. EVER
"Make stuff that is bold and to the point, that hits home, and is memorable."
And, if you're a GOP/Teatroll, later pretend to retract it or apologize for it by saying something along the lines of "I'm sorry if you misunderstood me" or "not intended to be a factual statement."