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Tim Kaine launches first Senate TV ad

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Tim Kaine today unveiled the first television ad of his U.S. Senate campaign.

The 30-second ad features Kaine speaking directly to Virginia’s voters about the approach he took on fiscal issues during the height of an economic crisis.

“During the worst recession in decades, I worked with both parties to cut Virginia’s budget by five billion dollars. I cut my own pay to lead by example. We were fiscally responsible while advancing our most important priorities, like education,” Kaine says. 

During his time as governor, Virginia was named best state for business and best state to raise a child.

“Leadership is working together to tackle tomorrow’s challenges,” Kaine concludes.

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