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Shumlin releases “On the Street” TV ad

by Press Release | August 12, 2010

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
AUGUST 12, 2010

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Shumlin Campaign Releases New Tv Ad, “On the Street”

Burlington, Vt – The Shumlin Campaign released a new tv ad today, “On the Street.” The ad highlights many Vermonters, including Treasurer Jeb Spaulding and Civil Rights Activist, Beth Robinson describing their support for Peter. Jeb Spaulding states that “Peter delivers and will make a great governor.” While Beth Robinson says, “when Peter says he going to support you, he’ll do everything in his power to make it happen.”

Posted in Press Releases | Tagged Beth Robinson, Jeb Spaulding, Peter Shumlin, television ad, Vermont governor's race

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