In Iowa Ads, Candidates Stay Mostly Positive as Super...
Clip: 12/28/2011 | 10m 36s
In Iowa Ads, Candidates Stay Mostly Positive as Super PACs Do the Attacking
Pushing closer to the Iowa Caucuses, GOP presidential candidates and the outside groups supporting them are pouring money into TV and radio ads -- spending more $10 million in December alone. Judy Woodruff and Ken Goldstein of the Campaign Media Analysis Group discuss the potential outcome of all this spending.
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In Iowa Ads, Candidates Stay Mostly Positive as Super...
Clip: 12/28/2011 | 10m 36s
Pushing closer to the Iowa Caucuses, GOP presidential candidates and the outside groups supporting them are pouring money into TV and radio ads -- spending more $10 million in December alone. Judy Woodruff and Ken Goldstein of the Campaign Media Analysis Group discuss the potential outcome of all this spending.
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