Radio Ad is Part of a Six-Figure Investment in This Race
Washington, D.C.– The Republican State Leadership Committee PAC (RSLC PAC) today announced the launch of a new radio ad highlighting John F. Kennedy, Georgia’s own “JFK” — ahead of the May 19 primary election for Lieutenant Governor.
Backed by a five-figure investment, the ad will air statewide, reinforcing Kennedy’s record as a proven conservative leader and longtime public servant.
The ad underscores Kennedy’s more than decade-long tenure in the State Senate, drawing a clear contrast between his consistent record of delivering for Georgia families and the status quo’s failures. It also emphasizes his commitment to common-sense Republican values and makes the case for his election as the state’s next Lieutenant Governor.
“Republicans have built something special in Georgia, and John F. Kennedy is the right leader to defend it,” said RSLC President Edith Jorge-Tuñón. “With over a decade of service in the State Senate, JFK has earned the trust of voters by fighting for Georgia values and delivering results. Georgia is Republican country, and John F. Kennedy will help keep it that way.”
Listen to “Our JFK” HERE.
TRANSCRIPT
Narrator: “John F. Kennedy? No, not that JFK. Georgia’s JFK.
He’s a lifelong Georgian, a trusted conservative, and a proven leader who’s spent over a decade fighting for us in the State Senate.
This JFK is a common-sense Republican who will keep Georgia moving forward.
This is our JFK. On May 19, vote JFK for Lieutenant Governor.
RSLC PAC paid for and is responsible for the content of this advertising. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee.www.rslc.gop.”
About RSLC
The Republican State Leadership Committee (RSLC) is the largest organization of Republican state leaders in the country and only national committee whose mission is to recruit, train, and elect Republicans to multiple down-ballot, state-level offices. Thanks to our growing network of grassroots supporters in all 50 states, we help deliver wins for Republican state legislators, lieutenant governors, secretaries of state, agriculture officials, and state judges across the country.
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