From the Eugene Vindman for Congress (VA07) campaign:
Cindy Vindman Tells Eugene’s Story and Underscores His Commitment to Stand Up for Our Community in New Monday Night Football Ad
Dale City, VA – Today, the Vindman for Congress Campaign will run an ad during Monday Night Football featuring Cindy Vindman telling Eugene’s story.
In the ad, Cindy details how they met in college, Eugene’s 25-year service to our country—including as a prosecutor—and their commitment to raising their family here in Virginia.
“We have two wonderful kids that we’re raising in Prince William County,” says Cindy Vindman in the ad. “In Congress, Eugene will stand up for the community that we love working with both parties.”
The ad continues by highlighting how Vindman will fight to fix our infrastructure, make housing affordable, and protect abortion rights.
“Eugene’s a good man, and he’ll always do what’s right. And that’s why I married him!” says Cindy in the closing of the ad.
This advertisement started airing this past Saturday and is part of the campaign that will run through election day, and will total 7-figures on DC Broadcast and in other markets in Virginia’s 7th Congressional District.
The advertisement and transcript are below:
Transcript
Cindy: I’m Cindy Vindman, and I want to tell you about my husband Eugene.
We met in college, and he joined the 82nd Airborne. He became a prosecutor and spent 25 years in the Army.
We have two wonderful kids that we’re raising in Prince William County.
In Congress, Eugene will stand up for the community that we love working with both parties to reduce traffic gridlock, make home ownership more affordable, and protect abortion rights.
Eugene’s a good man, and he’ll always do what’s right. And that’s why I married him!
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Colonel (fmr.) Eugene Vindman, U.S. Army (ret.), was born in Soviet Ukraine. His family arrived as refugees with less than $800 in their pockets and worked hard to achieve the American dream. Vindman joined the U.S. Army after college, serving around the world—including a combat tour in Iraq. In 2019, while serving on the White House National Security Council as the senior ethics attorney, he blew the whistle on the infamous phone call in which President Trump attempted to extort Ukraine unless it investigated Joe Biden. Trump’s vengeance cost him his career. Now, Colonel Vindman is running to represent Virginia’s 7th Congressional District, to preserve democracy and advocate for Virginia voters.
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