Norm Coleman's TV Ads
Solutions (TV, October 18, 2008)
Senator Coleman offers his solutions to get the economy going again.
Hope (TV, October 15, 2008)
Senator Norm Coleman talks about getting things done for Minnesota.
Sarah (TV, October 8, 2008)
Sarah Coleman, Senator Norm Coleman's daughter, talks about her dad.
Respond to Crisis (TV, October 7, 2008) [Download]
Contrasts Senator Norm Coleman responds to Al Franken's false ads.
Wyatt (TV, September 30, 2008)
Senator Norm Coleman discusses his work on fighting childhood cancer.
Our Future (TV, September 26, 2008)
Senator Norm Coleman discusses economic issues.
Main Street (Radio, September 25, 2008)
Senator Norm Coleman discusses economic issues.
Results (TV, September 25, 2008) [Download]
Contrasts Al Franken's record of being unfit for office and wrong positions on national security with Senator Norm Coleman's leadership on national security.
Watchdog (TV, September 25, 2008) [Download]
In response to Al Franken's deliberate campaign of deception, the Coleman for Senate sets the record straight on Norm Coleman as a taxpayer watchdog and his record of holding government accountable to taxpayers.
Outraged (TV, September 19, 2008) [Download]
Norm Coleman says that outrage isnt leadership and, that sometimes, being able to get things done depends on your ability to work with those who you don't agree with.
Real (TV, September 17, 2008) [Download]
Norm Coleman sets the record straight on the Coleman for Senate campaign today released Real, a television ad the sets the record straight about Medicare prescription drug coverage.
Angry Al (TV, September 12, 2008) [Download]
Al Franken's angry, expletive-laden tirades, behavior that would significantly undercut his ability to get anything done for Minnesota.
What To Expect (TV, September 12, 2008)
Norm Coleman responds to attack ads.
Sandy Keith (TV, September 10, 2008) [Download]
Former DFL Lt. Governor and Minnesota Supreme Court Justice A.M. "Sandy" Keith who lauds Senator Coleman's bipartisan work and says he's embarrassed by what Al Franken wrote.
Rick Wright (TV, September 10, 2008)
A testimonial ad featuring Rick Wright from Cottage Grove, a steel worker diagnosed with macular dystrophy whom Senator Coleman helped receive Social Security benefits.
The McGarrys (TV, September 10, 2008)
A testimonial ad featuring a Minnesota family talking about how Senator Coleman helped them with their international adoption.
Gift (TV, September 7, 2008)
Norm Coleman has significant bipartisan accomplishments during his time in the Senate.
Excuses (TV, August 21, 2008) [Download]
Al Franken's excuse for not paying taxes doesn't work -- not even in third grade.
Look Back (TV, August 18, 2008)
Senator Norm Coleman discusses energy issues.
History (TV, August 12, 2008) [Download]
Highlights comments made by Democrats about Al Franken.
Rules (TV, August 5, 2008) [Download]
Al Franken and his personal corporation play by different rules -- Franken was fined for failing to pay workers' compensation insurance and failing to file income taxes in California.
Hail Mary (Radio, August 2, 2008)
The ad contrasts Norm Coleman's record of accomplishment on renewable energy, cracking down on oil speculation and efforts to shift tax incentives away from oil companies and to renewable energy sources with Al Franken's history of tasteless jokes, obscene behavior and not paying his taxes in at least 18 states.
Wyatt's Mom (TV, July 29, 2008)
Ad highlights Senator Norm Coleman's support for pediatric cancer research.
Why Not? (TV, July 23, 2008) [Download]
Al Franken is not qualified to run for Senate because of his past problems of unpaid taxes, unpaid workers' compensation insurance, sexist jokes and porn that he wrote.
One Thing (TV, July 11, 2008)
Norm Coleman gets things done for Minnesota -- including bringing hockey back.
Hard Times (TV, July 1, 2008)
Senator Norm Coleman discusses ways he's helping Minnesota families.
Got It (TV, June 18, 2008)
Senator Norm Coleman's wife highlights Coleman's 30-year commitment to bringing people together to get things done in Minnesota.
Working Together (TV, June 12, 2008)
Senator Norm Coleman highlights his ability to get things done.
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