Marty Jackley on Abortion

	Marty Jackley on Abortion

AdWatch: Protect the unborn

[TV ad entitled "Running"; aired March 20, for 45 days] I'm Marty Jackley. [video on screen: Marty walking outdoors with a man in a baseball cap].

[Marty speaking to camera]: I ran track at Mines [photo: track team photo; subtitle: "1990 SDSMT Hall of Fame team"], then ran a business [photo: uniform emblazoned with "School of Mines and Technology, Track and Field"] before running for Attorney General to fight crime, drugs, and predators.

Now I'm running for governor. As a proven conservative I will:

strengthen education

create more opportunities

and higher wages for our kids

defend the Second Amendment
[Subtitle: Defend 2nd Amendment

protect the right to life
[Subtitle: Protect the unborn]

Cut spending

And run a tight ship in Pierre

[Son enters video from back of room]: "Just don't run anywhere in those shorts, dad."

[Marty holds up gold running shorts]: "What's wrong with these?" [Looks at camera and shrugs] Subtitle: Marty Jackley for governor.

Source: OnTheIssues AdWatch on 2018 South Dakota Gubernatorial race , Mar 20, 2018

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