Braley's "Back to Work Act" Helped Businesses Hire Tens of Thousands of Iowans
Des Moines, IA - Today, Braley for Iowa released a new 30 second television advertisement touting Bruce Braley's work delivering results to Iowans, focusing on his efforts to reach across the party divide to cut taxes for small businesses and hire tens of thousands of Iowans.
The ad, titled "Roads," features John Moyna, the owner of C.J. Moyna & Sons in Elkader, IA, whose family has worked to build and fix roads across Iowa for more than 70 years. Moyna details how during the recent recession, when hiring was tough for businesses like his own, Braley reached across the party divide to pass his "Back to Work Act" which provided tax breaks for companies who hired workers who had been unemployed for more than 60 days.
Moyna said, "In the heart of the recession, it was a tough time to try to add employees and grow. But Bruce Braley stepped up and proposed a tax break to help companies hire unemployed workers. Braley's idea actually passed with support of Democrats and Republicans, putting tens of thousands of Iowans back to work. Bruce Braley gets things done for Iowa."
This is the third ad in the past month from Braley for Iowa focused on Braley's record of delivering results for Iowans. In August, the campaign released ads on his efforts to strengthen the military's response to sexual assault and domestic violence and to ensure hundreds of members of the Iowa National Guard received the pay they had earned.
The ad is airing on broadcast and cable television statewide across Iowa, and can be viewed at the following link: http://youtu.be/M2W2XtnVmEU
The ad, titled "Roads," features John Moyna, the owner of C.J. Moyna & Sons in Elkader, IA, whose family has worked to build and fix roads across Iowa for more than 70 years. Moyna details how during the recent recession, when hiring was tough for businesses like his own, Braley reached across the party divide to pass his "Back to Work Act" which provided tax breaks for companies who hired workers who had been unemployed for more than 60 days.
Moyna said, "In the heart of the recession, it was a tough time to try to add employees and grow. But Bruce Braley stepped up and proposed a tax break to help companies hire unemployed workers. Braley's idea actually passed with support of Democrats and Republicans, putting tens of thousands of Iowans back to work. Bruce Braley gets things done for Iowa."
This is the third ad in the past month from Braley for Iowa focused on Braley's record of delivering results for Iowans. In August, the campaign released ads on his efforts to strengthen the military's response to sexual assault and domestic violence and to ensure hundreds of members of the Iowa National Guard received the pay they had earned.
The ad is airing on broadcast and cable television statewide across Iowa, and can be viewed at the following link: http://youtu.be/M2W2XtnVmEU
