Townhall'Innovation Over Regulation': New Pro-Burgum PAC Ad Hits Iowa Airwaves
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46% : The same success and lessons from his own entrepreneurial journey, the ad implies, Burgum will bring to the Oval Office to "turn the economy around by cutting taxes, eliminating wasteful spending, and putting innovation over regulation."38% : "Governor Burgum will turn the American economy around by cutting taxes, eliminating wasteful spending, and putting innovation over regulation" while bringing "small-town values to Washington, DC where he'll use his experience as a conservative entrepreneur and business leader to eliminate red tape and kick-start American innovation," Best of America PAC spokesperson Emily Benavides said.
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