[GodGunsGuts]

Ted Cruz 2016!

[The Iceman Cometh]

[perfect_rovian_storm]

Most effective at what? Generating support for other candidates?

[tennmountainman]

The Iceman Cometh.
Be very afraid.

We should know late Monday or Tuesday how well Cruz ad’s have worked.

Pre-Mature to rate them before caucus.

Go Trump.

[ClearCase_guy]

Let’s wait and see which candidate achieves real results, before we start declaring the ads of one candidate “most effective”.

[paintriot]

Most effective at driving away voters maybe. Cruz radio ads almost have a Howard Dean scream feel to them.

[samtheman]

TV ads have done so much for Yeb!

Here is a CLUE (for free):

In 2016 TV is not the force it used to be.

[DoughtyOne]

Cruz’s TV ads judged most effective

...by Ted, Heidi, and their two daughters.

[annieokie]

Good grief, I get crap in the mail, TRASH it before it gets in the house. This would never offend me enough to change my mind.

If saying your angry about this enough to change your mind, seriously you were never a Cruz supporter in the first place. Get real.

[ScottWalkerForPresident2016]

Ted Cruz has a powerful tool as he tries to close the deal with Iowa voters

"Close the deal" is usually used for candidates polling in first.

If Cruz doesn't finish first in Iowa, he may as well drop out on February 2. With his "most-effect" ads, alleged best ground game, and in a state that's tailor-made for him... if he can't win in Iowa, where, exactly, can Cruz win, that's not maybe his home state?

[map]

If Ace Metrix, a television analytics company that uses large online panels to rate the effectiveness of TV commercials says that Ted Cruz has the best ads, then Ted Cruz will win by a landslide. You can count on it and tell your friends, as well.

[spintreebob]

In creating ads, it helps to have a good product.

Looking at the expensive Bush ads against Rubio we can understand why the establishment did so poorly in defining their candidates in 2008 and 2012.