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Businessman Binnie On the Air in NH

By Roll Call Staff
Posted January 11, 2010 at 12:42pm

A New Hampshire businessman with deep pockets has hit the airwaves in his bid for the state’s open Senate seat. binnie.jpg
Bill Binnie (R), who has already loaned his campaign $1.26 million, is up with two 30-second advertisements in what a campaign aide called a “significant” buy (without offering any dollar figures.)

The aide said the spots — which you can view below — were airing on WMUR, WNNE, WZMY, WYCN, FOX, CNN, CNBC, Headline News and MSNBC in the Granite State.

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