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Mattingly Ads Feature Grandmother Made Famous In Coverdell Ads.(Brief Article)
WASHINGTON -- Oct-4 -- (CongressDaily) Former GOP Sen. Mack Mattingly has enlisted an 81-year-old south Georgia grandmother-- and the 8-year-old campaign jingle that made her famous--in his race against Democratic Sen. Zell Miller, the Atlanta Journal- Constitution reported.
Mattingly's first campaign ads in metro Atlanta Monday began featuring Margie Lopp, who penned and sang a memorable ditty that helped propel the late GOP Sen. Paul Coverdell to victory in 1992.
This time, Lopp reprises much of the same jingle to criticize ...
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