Dennis Arnold for State Senate Television Ad

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This ad is running in the Watertown area for the Dennis Arnold race against Nancy Turbak. A pretty nice ad featuring Dennis with John Thune and Mike Rounds.

Comments

Anonymous said…
I love it....Rounds and Thune helping to sink Turbo-liberal from Berkeley
7:08 PM
PP said…
Anon 8:37 - that comment has got to go. Please throttle it back a little.
8:53 PM
Anonymous said…
Watertown Public Opinion Straw Ballot had Nancy Turbak at 67% to Dennis Arnold 37%, is saying the district 5 voters like Turbak.
9:02 PM
Anonymous said…
It's nice to see that this candidate for Dist 5 Senate has been faithfully married to the same person, and has been a good role model to the young people of Watertown.
9:06 PM
Anonymous said…
So, 104% of the voters in Watertown are voting?? Is that on the Reservation, or what?? Actually,more Dems typically respond to those polls, the Repubs are busy working or raising their children.
9:09 PM
Anonymous said…
The same straw ballot has Billion Winning too. In fact just about every Democrat wins in the poll - Not in the real world.

The straw poll is garbage.

A monkey would pick more winners.

They call the Public Opinion and newspaper?
10:05 PM
Anonymous said…
what kind of "role model" has Turbo-liberal been?
11:38 PM
Anonymous said…
Nancy Turbak is a smart, successful woman. That really threatens a lot of you GOP men, doesn't it?

She's a lot better role model than the GOP is putting out these days (Foley, Delay, Ney, Cunningham).
2:30 AM
Anonymous said…
And Sutton.


Ohhh.... now he's a Democrat, isn't he?
7:40 AM
Anonymous said…
That straw ballot is trash, all right. The Diedrich Peterson Senate race promises to be close in District 4. Their ballot came out with 82% Peterson and 18% Diedrich. There's no way that's going to even be in the ballpark on the numbers! They are both strong candidates. I hear people saying they are having a hard time deciding who to choose between the two.

Regarding Turbak and Arnold. Turbak is successful and well known, and a strong candidate. Too bad I don't approve of her agenda.

Arnold is a good man, but I don't believe he has much charisma... which wins people over. However, if people vote their morals and conscience, Arnold is the man.
10:01 PM
Anonymous said…
I am very conservative, but having dealt with Dennis Arnold, I would NEVER vote for him. Republicans need to get a candidate with integrity!
12:07 AM
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