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NRA opposes Super Bowl ad

January 22, 2007

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WASHINGTON — The National Restaurant Association's Steve Anderson has sent a letter to Nationwide Financial Services Inc. chief executive officer Jerry Jurgensen in regard to a Super Bowl advertisement.
Anderson asserts the ad, featuring musician Kevin Federline going from being a rapper to working in a "fast food" restaurant, portrays a negative image of restaurants.
The advertisement is part of Nationwide's Life Comes at You Fast campaign concept.
Click here to read the letter.

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