Pro-Kennedy super PAC Launches "Only Kennedy Can Beat Trump" Ad Campaign
Week-long Campaigns Roll Out Across NYC and DC in Addition to a Homepage Takeover of a Major National Newspaper Raising Awareness of the Independent Candidate's Rising Popularity
NEW YORK, July 29, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, American Values 2024 (AV24), has unveiled "Only Kennedy Can Beat Trump" ads across New York City and Washington, DC, on bus shelters, prime midtown NYC billboards, and displayed on mobile billboard trucks that drive outside of major national news networks.
"It doesn't matter who the Dems anoint, they can't beat Trump. America needs to realize that the sacrificial lamb the Democrats put up, is exactly that, a sacrifice with no chance of winning. The race is now between Kennedy and Trump. And only one of them can unite this nation; RFK Jr. is the only candidate to make changes and break the establishment," emphasized Larry Sharpe, Organizing, AV24.
From today until August 4, the OOH (out-of-home) advertisements will be located in two highly trafficked areas of NYC's Midtown (Broadway and West 54th Street, and Broadway and West 52nd Street), ensuring widespread awareness of Kennedy's candidacy. Additionally, three LED trucks are being deployed with routes including stops at the NY headquarters of Fox News, CNN, NBC, ABC, and Warner Media and in front of the studio where ABC's Good Morning America is taped.
In Washington DC, 95 static billboards in premium transportation shelter units across the city will be displayed through August 2. Moreover, a fleet of six billboard trucks will circumnavigate the city eight hours daily, focusing on high-traffic areas including national monuments, tourist attractions, and Capitol Hill.
"During this election cycle more than in any other in U.S history, we have seen how the corrupt two major parties, in coordination with mainstream media and big tech, have prevented voters from hearing the views of all presidential candidates and thereby crippled the democratic process," said Tony Lyons, co-founder of AV24.
"Kennedy has been censored by Meta and most of the media for no other reason than his inconvenient perspectives on how to fix America at a time when we all agree it needs fixing. He is the most viable independent candidate in a generation. He's secured more ballot signatures than any candidate in US history. If you haven't watched the film Who Is Bobby Kennedy? then you've likely just heard all the lies. Kennedy is a folk hero, he's a powerful corruption fighter and gets attacked by the oligarchs, by the people who are destroying democracy. And he's the only candidate who can beat Trump."
A recent poll conducted by Zogby Strategies indicated that Trump would beat Harris 51% to 49%, however, in a head-to-head matchup between Trump and RFK Jr., RFK Jr would win by 14 points (57% to Trump's 43%) making Kennedy the first independent president since George Washington won in 1789.
As reported by NewsNation, "about 6 in 10 U.S. adults have said in Gallup polling since 2013 that the Republican and Democratic parties do "such a poor job representing the American people" that a third major party is needed; and more recently 60% of Republicans and slightly fewer than half of Democrats (46%) say an alternative is necessary.
About American Values 2024 (AV24)
American Values 2024 (AV24) is a super PAC committed to educating and mobilizing voters to elect candidates who will restore and protect the soul of democracy in the United States. Our long-term vision is to build a movement starting at the local level to create a national groundswell to address the critical issues our country faces. Today, AV24 supports Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s presidential campaign. AV24 is co-founded by Mark Gorton (Chairman of Tower Research Capital) and Tony Lyons (President of Skyhorse Publishing).
Contact:
Deputy Communications Director
Lindsay Stevens
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213.200.9638
SOURCE American Values 2024
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