Advertising

Check Out The “Chartergate” Records

We’ve published all of the “Chartergate” emails, calendars and text messages

Chartergate

Plunderbund Sues Over Charter Scandal Records

After months of delays, Plunderbund has sued Kasich’s education department of public records

Voters Need A Voice On School Board

ECOT Lies About Enrollment Numbers

Ohio’s Largest Online Charter School, ECOT, Has Disturbingly Overstated Student Enrollment

Disgraced Kasich School-Choice Chief Lied Before

PB EXCLUSIVE: Kasich’s recently fired school-choice chief was caught altering data in 2009 for the same set of for-profit charter school owners!

Trump Tracker: Will Ohio Officials Take a Stand?

Ohio’s most prominent Republicans are playing a dangerous game of footsie with this maniac…

Currently viewing the tag: "Advertising"

JobsOhio TV ad helps kick off Kasich’s reelection campaign

On November 16, 2012 By Joseph

JobsOhio announced today that it will launch an advertising campaign featuring new 30-second television spots that will “run for three weeks on most major networks around the state.” You read that correctly. John Kasich’s signature program, funded with taxpayer dollars and responsible for attracting new jobs to Ohio, is going to start running TV ads in Ohio.

For a group that fought tooth-and-nail to be free from any government oversight or public scrutiny, the purpose of their first big ad buy couldn’t be any more transparent.

You may be familiar with TV ads from Michigan or New York that […]

Full Story... →

Is Romney giving up on Ohio?

On September 27, 2012 By BudgetWatcher

Today’s New York Times reports that Mitt Romney, in an attempt to repair the damage done by his “47 percent” comments, is running a new ad in key swing states in which he tries to relate to the unemployed and underpayed among us.

Interesting thing about the ad, according to the Times. It’s not running in Ohio:

On Wednesday, the Romney campaign reserved $3.4 million worth of advertising time in eight swing states. Nearly half of that — more than $1.5 million — was for Virginia. The rest was spread across Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire, North […]

Full Story... →