Fair Share - Oct. 12, 2014

MAN: In New York, there's a bipartisan tradition of elected officials releasing their tax returns. Democrat Senators Schumer and Gillibrand release theirs, as does Republican Elise Stefanik. An example of openness and transparency. But Aaron Woolf refuses. Woolf is a millionaire many times over, invested in big oil, big tobacco, and big banks. And while Woolfe has called on North Country small businesses to pay more in taxes, we have no idea if Aaron Woolf is paying his fair share.

STEFANIK: I'm Elise Stefanik and I'm running for Congress to bring new ideas to Washington. Congress should live by the same laws as the rest of us, no special subsidies. I’ll read every bill and post every vote on Facebook. This is a large district, that's why our mobile office will come to you. Repeal common core, equal pay for women, preserve and protect Medicare and Social Security for our seniors. Want more ideas? Go to eliseforcongress.com. I'm Elise Stefanik, candidate for Congress, and I approve this message.

MAN: Paid for by Elise for Congress.