Republican and Conservative Party Congressional Nominee Elise Stefanik today launched a new radio ad outlining her commitment to bring fresh energy and a new generation of leadership to Washington, and challenging Manhattan multimillionaire Aaron Woolf to answer key questions for North Country voters.
The new sixty-second ad, called "Questions," begins running District wide today.
The Stefanik campaign directly challenged Woolf to stop ducking questions, step up and tell voters where he stands on key issues:
-Would you have voted for Obamacare?
-As a Manhattan resident, did you vote for Liberal New York City Mayor de Blasio?
-What is your specific plan to protect social security and Medicare?
-Why do you believe overburdened North Country families should follow Europe's lead and pay more for food?
TRANSCRIPT:
ANNOUNCER:
There's a lot of questions that Aaron Woolf won't answer.
Like where he stands on Obamacare? (sound of crickets chirping)
Whether while living in Manhattan last year he voted for ultra liberal Bill DeBlasio? (crickets)
Why he believes North Country residents should pay more for food like they do in Europe? (crickets)
Or how he would protect social security and Medicare? (crickets)
If Aaron Woolf won't answer our questions as a candidate, why would he in Washington?
STEFANIK:
I'm Elise Stefanik and I'm running for Congress to bring new ideas to Washington.
Congress should live by the same laws as the rest of us. No special subsidies.
I'll read every bill and post every vote on Facebook.
This is a large district. That's why our mobile office will come to you.
Repeal common core.
Equal pay for women.
Preserve & protect Medicare and Social Security for our seniors.
Want more ideas? Go to EliseforCongress.com.
I'm Elise Stefanik candidate for congress and I approve this message.