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May 16, 2008 - 1:35pm

Macpherson's new ad

By Lauren Lafaro
Category: LocalTags: Greg Macpherson, John Kroger

Attorney General candidate Greg Macpherson has a new ad showcasing quotes from the Willamette Week and former Governor Barbara Roberts.

The ad is staged in a similar format to a previous one, with footage of opponent John Kroger from the City Club Debate, but is decidedly less negative.

The candidate does, however, quote the OLCV--"only Macpherson has protected Oregon's open space"--as evidence of the reviews of his "past experience," a subtle reminder of his message that his record in Oregon is more substantial than Kroger's.

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