After ‘V-word’ controversy, Fiorina pitches herself as ‘iron lady’

December 18, 2015
Washington

Will anyone credit Carly Fiorina of going “full vagina” in her new debate advertisement?

That two-word phraseÂ was tweeted by a tip broker for Ted Cruz in Iowa, Steve Deace, a regressive radio horde on Tuesday night.Â Deace

Now, Fiorina is releasing a new digital ad

And it sends a summary that she owns a thought that she has, well, an anatomy done of iron.

The ad facilities Margaret “Iron Lady” Thatcher, a initial womanlike primary apportion of Britain. Then Fiorina, a sole womanlike GOP presidential candidate, mentions a sole womanlike Democratic candidate, Hillary Clinton.

The tagline during a finish says: “Let’s make America’s iron lady America’s subsequent president.”

The ad will start using online Thursday afternoon in a early states â€” Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina and Nevada â€” debate mouthpiece Audrey Scagnelli told The Des Moines Register

FiorinaÂ on Fox News on Wednesday night

“I’ve been called a B-word,” she told Fox’s Megyn Kelly Wednesday night, “so now we theory I’m going to be called a V-word.”

“But a some-more critical point,” Fiorina pronounced on Fox, “is this: this lady is some-more than a radio speak uncover host. (Deace) is a vital broker for Ted Cruz and a vital endorser. And this is because Ted Cruz can't presumably kick Hillary Clinton.”