Rubio For Senate Releases New TV Ad, “Empleos”

Rubio Stays Positive, As Crist Continues Negative & False Ad Campaign

Miami, FL – As early voting begins across Florida today, U.S. Senate Republican nominee Marco Rubio continues highlighting his positive, idea-driven campaign with the release of a new TV ad, “Empleos.”

Washington already has enough politicians who are faithful supporters of the current agenda, and it has far too many opportunists who will say and do anything to win elections.  In this race, Kendrick Meek is offering Floridians a continuation of the failed policies of higher taxes, more debt and bigger government, while Charlie Crist’s message is centered on lies, personal attacks and doing whatever he thinks it will take to win.

On the other hand, in “Empleos,” Rubio talks about some basic steps needed to help create jobs, highlighting once again how he’s the only candidate in this race offering an alternative to Washington’s job-crippling agenda.  This marks the second Spanish-language ad of the campaign.

Watch The Ad Here:

Script For “Empleos” (TV :30)

Marco Rubio: “Creci? dentro de una familia trabajadora.  Recuerdo ver a mis padres trabajar muy duro para tener lo ma?s ba?sico.

“Hoy, muchos tienen dificultad en ofrecer a sus familias las necesidades diarias.  Por e?so la creacio?n de empleos es una prioridad.

“Hay que crear incentivos para los pequen?os negocios, hay que rebajar impuestos y hay que reducir la burocracia.

“Soy Marco Rubio y apruebo este mensaje, porque para mi?, la creacio?n de empleos es una prioridad”.

English Script For “EmpleosPadres” (TV :30)

Marco Rubio: “I grew up in a working class family.  I remember seeing my parents work very hard to have the most basic things.

“Today, many people have difficulty in offering their families the daily necessities. That is why the creation of jobs is a priority.

“We need to create incentives for small businesses. We need to lower taxes and reduce the bureaucracy.

“I am Marco Rubio, and I approve this message, because for me, the creation of jobs is a priority.”

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