https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=apK49cCRJoE

Republican candidate Brian Fitzpatrick released his first web ad today.

The political new-comer (and younger brother of incumbent Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick) doesn’t address a single issue or policy in his five and a half minute video.

Instead, he aims to introduce himself to voters and prove that while he’s coming from California, he is very familiar with Bucks County.

In fact, the spot features Fitzpatrick driving around his hometown of Levittown (built by the legendary “King of Suburbia” Bill Levitt).

“I’ve always told everybody that I’ve met throughout my life that I can’t think of a better place to grow up than Levittown,” he states at the beginning. “Levittown values are blue-collar values.”

Fitzpatrick even goes as far as to take the viewer to his Little League field and recount how his cheekbone was broken.

The video ends at the Fitzpatrick family home.

“Respect people more and judge people less, those are the values we grew up with,” he concludes.

Fitzpatrick is running against former Bucks County Commissioner Andrew Warren and neuropsychologist Marc Duome in the April 26th GOP primary.

The 8th Congressional District represents all of Bucks County as well as parts of upper Montgomery County.