Tim Cahill, still suffering from lagging poll numbers, took to the Internet with a new ad this week. Cahill has switched media consultants again, with Tad Devine leaving the campaign and Democratic media guru David Heller coming on board. The Internet ads are a nice campaign supplement but can hardly be counted on to move poll numbers. But for Tim Cahill, at least through September, that is about all he can afford. Can the Treasurer hold on until then? And with both Charlie Baker and Deval Patrick likely on the air themselves in the same time-frame will Cahill’s message be drowned out?
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