David Warnock’s campaign releases new TV ad

By Ryan Miner 

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I don’t know which company David Warnock hired to do his media, but the ad below clearly reveals that David Warnock and his campaign team made a tremendously responsible and effective decision.

Watch Warnock’s latest campaign ad, “This Old Truck,” below:

This ad hits home for me. And he still has the truck! Great optics and narrative.

Warnock’s campaign – still the underdogs, perhaps – is blossoming at the right time.

Baltimore City is looking for something different this go-around. Warnock’s business experience and his optimistic, forward-thinking agenda are on target to renew the spirit of a city that needs some help.

I expect Warnock’s poll numbers to continue to rise.

About the Author

Ryan Miner
Ryan R. Miner, MBA is the founder, editor in chief, and senior reporter of A Miner Detail, the Maryland investigative journalism publication he launched in April 2015. He hosts the A Miner Detail Podcast, distributed across Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and seven other platforms. A native of Hagerstown, Maryland, Miner holds a B.A. in political science from Duquesne University (2008) and an MBA from Mount St. Mary's University (2020). He teaches at Frederick Community College. He is also the founder of Sentinel Silver, LLC, Maryland's first older adult technology institute, and the publisher of The Senior Soup, a Maryland senior advocacy platform. His longer story is at ryanrminer.com. Reach him at Ryan@AMinerDetail.com or (240) 244-7075.

2 Comments on "David Warnock’s campaign releases new TV ad"

  1. I went to his announcement at the Lexington Market.
    This man is the real deal.
    Self made. Hard working. A true visionary.
    He walks the walk not just talks about it.
    Huge philanthropist.
    Plus built a great school in West Baltimore.
    David Warnock IS exactly what Baltimore needs!!!!!

  2. Dr. Warnock King | January 19, 2016 at 2:59 pm |

    He’s polling around 3 to 5 percent! He doesn’t stand a chance and why is he portraying himself as Captain save a Negro? Not to mention he spent 30 of those years in Baltimore County. ….

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