What gajillions of “You lie!” dollars can get you

Joe Means Jobs from Joe Wilson on Vimeo.

I just thought I’d share the new video that Joe Wilson put out. The embed code is sort of acting up, though, so if you have trouble with it, you can see it here.

Once you see it, I think you’ll agree that it’s pretty slick. But it oughta be, with the kind of money he’s got available to spend…

Here’s the release about the ad:

CONSTITUENTS TALK ABOUT JOE WILSON’S DEDICATION & FOCUS ON JOBS IN FIRST TV AD

Joe Wilson Announces Media Debut Set For Tuesday March 16.

(West Columbia, SC) – Constituents of South Carolina’s Second District talk in candid terms about Congressman Joe Wilson’s dedication and focus on creating jobs in South Carolina. Interviews with everyday people are the main component of Joe Wilson’s first TV ad, which will begin airing across South Carolina’s Second District Tuesday March 16.

“I always enjoy getting out and traveling the Second District, connecting with constituents,” Wilson said. “I am grateful to serve such wonderful people and will continue to focus on jobs in order to make their lives better.”

“He’s a man of integrity, he says what he means, and he does what he says,” one constituent says in the ad. “He understands what the people at home want and his voting record demonstrates that,” another constituent says.

The TV ad compliments a radio ad which will also premiere Tuesday on select stations throughout the district. One unique aspect of the TV ad, instead of a traditional 30-second ad with a candidate talking, Joe’s ad is a full one minute and features constituents talking.

Joe Wilson is running a jobs-focused campaign that will speak directly with constituents about the important economic issues facing the Second District.

Joe Means Jobs is Wilson’s push to cut taxes and bonus depreciation for companies to purchase equipment in an effort to create more jobs for the Second District. In addition, Joe is calling for continuing $15,000 tax credits for people who buy homes in foreclosure.

CLICK HERE to visit www.Joemeansjobs.com to view a high-resolution version of the entire 1:00 TV ad.