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Terri Sewell
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Our Journey - Oct. 18, 2012
October 18, 2012
ANNOUNCER: She's Alabama's first African-American woman elected to Congress. She's Congresswoman Terri Sewell. SEWELL: Two years ago you honored me with your vote and we made history in Alabama, but our journey has just begun. I want to return to Washington to continue the fight for the values that we hold dear—protecting Medicaid and Medicare, strengthening Social Security, insuring that all Americans have access to quality and affordable health care, and fighting for the returning veterans that have fought for us. Growing up, my parents instilled in me the value […]
Staci Appel
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Backroom - June 23, 2014
June 23, 2014
ANNOUNCER: When Republican and Tea Party brokers went into the back room Saturday, they chose DC insider David Young, twenty years on the payroll of a broken Congress. Young won the room by standing up for cutting Social Security and ending Medicare as we know it, even raising the minimum retirement age. What Washington really needs is a healthy dose of Iowa common sense. Stacy Appel, a mom of six, worked as a financial consultant who knows small business is key to job growth. As state senator, she got results, […]
Mariannette Miller-Meeks
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Shame on you Dave Loebsack - Oct. 31, 2010
October 31, 2010
ANNETTE MILLER: Hello, I’m Annette Miller and my daughter, Dr. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, is running for Congress. In Ottumwa, people say she drove them to the university for a doctor visit and she didn't even charge soldiers for eye surgery when they were deploying. Now I hear lies attacking her. She would never raise taxes or gamble with Social Security. Shame on you, Dave Loebsack. Someone should wash your mouth out with soap. Loebsack gave himself a raise but said no to seniors on Social Security for two years, and he […]
Mariannette Miller-Meeks
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Fix Congress - Oct. 22, 2010
October 22, 2010
ANNOUNCER: Dave Loebsack—more lies and distortions. Why? Loebsack wasted 1 trillion of our tax dollars in failed stimulus that created jobs in China and gave hundreds of millions to Wall Street fat cats. Loebsack voted for an energy tax that will kill jobs, cost you $1,300 a year. And now Loebsack says higher taxes and Medicare cuts are on the table. November 2—fix Congress, fire Loebsack. MILLER-MEEKS: I’m Mariannette Miller-Meeks and I approve this message.
Mariannette Miller-Meeks
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Dave Loebsack's Lies - Oct. 11, 2010
October 11, 2010
ANNOUNCER: Why is Dave Loebsack lying? He knows Dr. Miller-Meeks will never raise taxes. Loebsack’s game? Distract you from his job-killing record, higher taxes on families and seniors, and job-crushing debt. Loebsack’s lies may work in DC but not in Iowa. MILLER-MEEKS: Please don't believe Dave Loebsack’s desperate lies. I will always protect Iowa’s taxpayers, families and seniors. I will not privatize Social Security. I will cut waste, cut taxes and help create good-paying jobs here at home. I’m Mariannette Miller-Meeks and I approve this message.
Mariannette Miller-Meeks
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Miller-Meeks for Congress (TV) - Sept. 29, 2010
September 29, 2010
ANNOUNCER: Incumbent Dave Loebsack has failed us. He voted for a national energy tax that would cost Iowa families $1,300 per year and killed 30,000 Iowa jobs. Loebsack voted for the Wall Street bailouts and a trillion-dollar failed stimulus, enabling one firm to use our tax dollars to pay themselves $165 million in bonuses. Loebsack even told The Des Moines Register that higher taxes and Medicare cuts for seniors were on the table. November 2—fire Dave Loebsack. MILLER-MEEKS: I’m Mariannette Miller-Meeks and I approve this message.
Ann Kirkpatrick
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Cowboys - Oct. 25, 2012
October 25, 2012
KIRKPATRICK: I'm Ann Kirkpatrick and I approve this message. COWBOYS: Congress is a mess. Why would we elect a lobbyist like Jonathan Paton to represent us in DC? Lobbyist Paton will be happier than a kid in a candy store. Lobbyist Paton’ll settle in DC like dirt in a ditch. ANNOUNCER: Ann Kirkpatrick? She’s as Arizona as it gets. She puts the middle class first, not lobbyists and corporations. She works with both parties to create jobs and balance the budget. COWBOYS: Lobbyist Paton will be happier than a pig […]
Terri Sewell
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Our Journey - May 19, 2014
May 19, 2014
ANNUONCER: She's Alabama's first African-American woman elected to Congress. She's Congresswoman Terri Sewell. SEWELL: Four years ago you honored me with your vote and we made history in Alabama, but our journey has just begun. I want to return to Washington to continue the fight for the values that we hold dear—protecting Medicaid and Medicare, strengthening Social Security, insuring access to quality and affordable health care, making sure our children get the education they deserve, and fighting for the returning veterans that have fought for us. I supported President Obama's […]
Ann Kirkpatrick
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Rio Nuevo - Oct. 12, 2012
October 12, 2012
KIRKPATRICK: I'm Ann Kirkpatrick and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: Those out-of-state super PACs sure don’t know Arizona or Ann Kirkpatrick. Ann Kirkpatrick refunded over $180,000 in unspent office funds. She supports a balanced budget amendment and knows we have to cut spending the right way. And Jonathan Payday Paton? He served on the board of Rio Nuevo and wasted two hundred million of taxpayers’ money. Now it's under criminal investigation and could cost us another 72 million. Payday Paton—another reason he’s bad for Arizona.
Terri Sewell
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Worth the Fight - May 19, 2014
May 19, 2014
SEWELL: Passing the bill to honor the poor little girls and their families was a tribute to all those who fought for civil rights. We in the 7th District know the sacrifices that have been made. now old battles are new again, and extremists want to restrict voting rights. I'm standing with President Obama and we will continue to fight for our shared values, protecting the legacy so all Americans can vote. I'm Terri Sewell and I approve this message, because voting rights are worth the fight.