Mayors Against Illegal Guns, which is funded by New York's Michael Bloomberg, begins a statewide ad campaign Tuesday designed to induce Sen. Dean Heller to soften on guns.
I doubt it will work -- Heller is not up until 2018, and despite his metamorphosis on other issues, I don't see him morphing much on guns. But the group is spending a small fortune for a buy through April 6 for ads personalized for Heller that look like this.
According to figures in the public FCC file, here are some of the totals so far, including more than $300,000 in the Vegas market:
KSNV (NBC) -- $127,000
KLAS (CBS) -- $91,000
KTNV (ABC) -- $51,000
Now if Bloomberg would agree to do an ad backing "No Budget, No Pay," it might be a different story.
Mayors Against Illegal Guns, which is funded by New York's Michael Bloomberg, begins a statewide ad campaign Tuesday designed to induce Sen. Dean Heller to soften on guns.
I doubt it will work -- Heller is not up until 2018, and despite his metamorphosis on other issues, I don't see him morphing much on guns. But the group is spending a small fortune for a buy through April 6 for ads personalized for Heller that look like this.
According to figures in the public FCC file, here are some of the totals so far, including more than $300,000 in the Vegas market:
KSNV (NBC) -- $127,000
KLAS (CBS) -- $91,000
KTNV (ABC) -- $51,000
Now if Bloomberg would agree to do an ad backing "No Budget, No Pay," it might be a different story.
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