After 21 Hours of Negotiations, Vice President JD Vance Provides an Update. It's...
Why Eric Swalwell's Sexual Misconduct Circus Is Heading to the Manhattan DA's Office
Zohran Mamdani's Administration Just Had Its First Major Scandal
Nebraska's Court of Appeals Has a Chance to Cement Tough-on-Crime Sentencing. The Question...
USDA Fraud, Bank Scheme, and Stalking Land Iowa Farmer in Prison for 13...
Mamdani Just Took His Commie Jihad Against New Yorkers One Step Further
IBM to Pay $17M to Settle DEI Allegations
U.S. Military to Deploy Underwater Drones to Clear Mines in Strait of Hormuz
Chicago Man Charged With Threatening to 'Hunt' Secret Service Agent
Georgia Fraud Ring Allegedly Used 1,000+ Identities to Steal $7.6M of COVID Aid,...
Trump’s White House Ballroom Can Resume Construction, Court Rules
Peace Talks Have Reportedly Stalled Over Control of the Strait of Hormuz
U.S. Warships Enter the Strait of Hormuz For the First Time Since Operation...
Michigan Man Charged in Alleged $5M PPP Fraud Scheme
What This Kansas Democrat Posted Was Unbelievable...Almost
OPINION

College Republicans Eye Wisconsin

The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com.
College Republicans Eye Wisconsin

The College Republican National Committee is launching its second-ever television ad Monday, and the GOP group is zeroing in on the same place President Obama launched his college campaign tour: the University of Wisconsin at Madison.

Advertisement

The CRNC's latest ad will run through Nov. 2 on basic cable stations. Its first spot was aimed at college students who may have been grown disenchanted after voting for Obama in 2008, the new ad tries to rope in another crucial demographic — parents of students.

Titled "I Am Debt," the ad shows students writing, e-mailing or texting their parents concerned messages about fiscal policy and dim job prospects.

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement