| Polls Show Anti-ObamaCare Push Working! Recently we sent a team to Colorado via train (was cheaper and more efficient than air travel) to work on our latest round of Anti-ObamaCare TV ads that ran across Colorado on Super Bowl Sunday. 
Above: Some of our team members working away on their laptops on a train bound for Colorado for the launch of our Anti-ObamaCare ad campaign there. Since the Denver Broncos were in the Super Bowl, we knew there would be a large television audience. And the results are proving to be a success! And a brand new Quinnipiac poll shows our efforts are working: The poll shows opposition to ObamaCare has grown during the airing of our TV ads and now 60% of Colorado residents OPPOSE ObamaCare, compared to only 37% of Colorado residents who SUPPORT ObamaCare. So now we are going to increase our efforts even more! With the 2014 Midterm Elections now in full swing we must be creative in finding new ways to reach voters and ask them to turn away from the failed policies of Barack Obama, and to instead embrace the conservative agenda offered by the likes of Senators Ted Cruz, Mike Lee, Rand Paul and others. That's why we are running a newly modified version of our Anti-ObamaCare ads during the coverage of the Sochi Winter Olympics on TV stations in key swing states. We still need to raise $2,245 to pay for the production costs of this new round of Anti-ObamaCare ads to run during the Olymics, and need your help by making a contribution to our TV ad campaign - HERE. 
Below you can see the ad that we are modifying to make current to fit the Olympic broadcasts. We need to raise $2,245 to complete production work on the ad: 
On Super Bowl Sunday we aired these ads across the important swing state of Colorado, where there is not only an important U.S. Senate race taking place, but where there was also huge interest in the Super Bowl with the Denver Broncos playing. Here's Mary Pearson in Colorado as one of our ads aired there: 
Our first round of these ads aired across Texas during the Thanksgiving NFL games and Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade which was covered by numerous media outlets including Fox News Channel's "The O'Reilly Factor." Then on New Years Eve we ran our ads in key swing markets in Nevada - minutes before the ball dropped in Times Square! Here is Lloyd Marcus as one of our ads aired on TV in Nevada: 
And now we will be reaching a sizable audience during the coverage of the Olympic Winter Games. Please support our TV Ads supporting Senator Ted Cruz and the fight by Republicans against ObamaCare by making a contribution online - HERE. You can contribute as little as $5 up to the maximum allowed contribution of $5,000. To purchase airtime for these ads we're going to need as many people as possible to make a larger contribution of $100, $250, $500, $1,000 or more. If you can make a contribution of $100 or more - PLEASE CLICK HERE.
We here at the Conservative Campaign Committee don't ever believe in playing "defense" in the arena of politics. We're not going to wait for the news media to admit that Ted Cruz was right and Barack Obama was wrong - because that day will never come.
And we are always going to seek out opportunities to put our message before the American people: whether it be on Thanksgiving, New Years, during the Super Bowl and now during the Olympic coverage. We're going to broadcast these ads to take our message direct to the American people, unfiltered by the liberal news media. The critical step now is to raise money to purchase airtime so these ads are seen by Americans across the country during the Olympic coverage. Please make a contribution to our TV ad campaign fighting back against the failed ObamaCare scheme by making a contribution online - HERE. You can contribute as little as $5 up to the maximum allowed contribution of $5,000. If you prefer you may also mail in a contribution to our headquarters:
Conservative Campaign Committee
ATTN: Thank You Ted Cruz
P.O. Box 1585
Sacramento, CA 95812
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