Governor Hopeful Spent $27,600 on Super Bowl Ad Packages
Hari Trivedi says he can't self-finance a gubernatorial race and will eventually need to seek campaign funds.
A Brookfield physician says he spent $27,600 on Super Bowl ads in Madison and Milwaukee to draw attention to his planned bid for governor as an independent candidate if a recall election is scheduled. Hariprasad "Hari" Trivedi ran a 32-second spot that focused on unemployment, showing statistics on Wisconsin's recent job losses amid national job gains. In an email to Patch Monday, Trivedi said he paid $17,000 for eight ad spots in Milwaukee that included pre- and post-Super Bowl times and some slots on other days. He said he spent another $10,625 for four ad spots in the Madison television market. "The most important thing that drove me to run was the disillusionment with the current political establishment — be it Republican or Democratic…
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8:03 pm on Tuesday, February 21, 2012
[guote]My specific ideas to increase jobs are outlined on my website — influx of capital, enhance tourism, improve agricultural productivity.[/quote] That plan sounds just like Greece's new plan, it's present plan and it's old plan. BAD PLAN!!! That "influxing of capital" issue (bail out money) for one ought to raise some discerning eyebrows. more ›