In Iowa Ads, Candidates Stay Mostly Positive as Super...

Name: In Iowa Ads, Candidates Stay Mostly Positive as Super...
Uploaded: 2011-12-28T22:18:00Z
Duration: P636S
Description: Pushing closer to the Iowa Caucuses, GOP presidential candidates and the outside groups supporting them are pouring money into TV and radio ads -- spending more $10 million in December alone. Judy Woodruff and Ken Goldstein of the Campaign Media Analysis Group discuss the potential outcome of all this spending.

Clip: 12/28/2011 | 10m 36s

Pushing closer to the Iowa Caucuses, GOP presidential candidates and the outside groups supporting them are pouring money into TV and radio ads -- spending more $10 million in December alone. Judy Woodruff and Ken Goldstein of the Campaign Media Analysis Group discuss the potential outcome of all this spending.

Aired: 12/28/11

Rating: NR

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