Richard Moore is noting his endorsement of Barack Obama in radio ads.
In a 60-second ad, the Democratic gubernatorial candidate's campaign focuses on his efforts on the minimum wage, his endorsement of Obama, his plans to increase child care and health benefits and cut property taxes and make community college free.
"While others waited, Richard Moore, helped lead the fight to increase the minimum wage and we won," notes a female narrator.
"The same Richard Moore was the first Democrat running for governor to endorse Barack Obama for president," notes a male narrator.
Moore endorsed Obama on Feb. 23; Beverly Perdue, on March 13.
The ad aired statewide for the last couple of weeks — before a mailer sent by Perdue to black households touting her endorsement of Obama.
It is no longer on the air.
After the jump, the script of the ad.
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Male Narrator: One leader stood before the state's most powerful corporations and challenged them to finally raise the minimum wage...
Female Narrator: While others waited, Richard Moore helped lead the fight to increase the minimum wage and we won.
Male Narrator: The same Richard Moore was the first Democrat running for governor to endorse Barack Obama for president.
Female Narrator: While others waited, it was Moore who said it's time to stand up for change and do right by middle-class families.
Male Narrator: That's why Richard Moore has the boldest plan to get our economy back on track and create jobs...
Female Narrator: (cutting in) ... with child care and health benefits we can count on.
Male Narrator: He'll raise the minimum wage — again.
Female Narrator: Cut property taxes for our seniors, now.
Male Narrator: And Richard Moore has a college plan that makes community college tuition-free for ALL high-school graduates.
Female Narrator: Because today ... we need a Democrat who'll stand up to anyone to make the changes working families can count on.
Male Narrator: Richard Moore ... A governor and a Democrat who'll stand up for you.
Richard Moore: Paid for by the Richard Moore Committee.
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