This one of the most contentious TV advertisement produced in this political season so far. The ad has been directed towards Republicans on the issue of providing adequate body armor to U.S. troops fighting in Middle East. The TV advertisement for VoteVets political action committee has been directed by Bob Grossfeld of Media Guys.
The ad has been shot in the western suburbs of Phoenix that shows the new armor is quite efficient as it can protect against bullets from Russian rifles, which is being used by the opposite forces in the Middle East. The ad seems to be directed also against many Republicans including Jon Kyl of Arizona who is trying his luck in the coming elections. Republican have earlier defeated a proposal for providing improved body armor.
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