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Ann Kirkpatrick
categories: Political Ads, TV
Driven - Sept. 13, 2012
September 13, 2012
ANNOUNCER: Ann Kirkpatrick really likes to drive. She's been all over Arizona's First District. She knows Arizonans want a representative they can meet face to face. Ann’s talking about her plan to get our economy moving. She's fighting uranium mining at the Grand Canyon, keeping class sizes small and college affordable, and protecting Social Security and Medicare. Hundreds of thousands of miles and counting. Ann keeps her foot on the gas, fighting for Arizona. KIRKPATRICK: I'm Ann Kirkpatrick and I approve this message.
Ann Kirkpatrick
categories: Political Ads, TV
Right Way - Sept. 6, 2012
September 6, 2012
KIRKPATRICK: I've lived my entire life in our community and raised my family here. I learned the value of a dollar working in my dad's general store and running my own small business. In Congress, I cut my own pay and returned unspent office funds, so I know we can pay down the debt while protecting Social Security and Medicare and strengthening our middle class. I'm Ann Kirkpatrick and I approve this message because we can get our country moving again—the right way.
Ann Kirkpatrick
categories: Political Ads, TV
District One Sheriffs Endorse - Oct. 27, 2010
October 27, 2010
BILL PRIBIL: A lot of politicians talk about illegal immigration. JOHN ARMER: Ann Kirkpatrick is actually doing something about it. K.C. CLARK: Working across party lines to secure our border. STEVE TUCKER: With a plan that adds 3,500 more border agents. PRIBIL, ARMER, CLARK AND TUCKER: Gives law enforcement new tools to take on drug smuggling…and combats border violence. She opposed the boycott…and stood up for Arizona. ARMER: Ann Kirkpatrick is independent. CLARK: Independent. TUCKER: Independent. PRIBIL: Ann Kirkpatrick is independent—just like Arizona. KIRKPATRICK: I'm Ann Kirkpatrick and I approve […]
Ann Kirkpatrick
categories: Political Ads, TV
Independent - Aug. 31, 2010
August 31, 2010
CLIP OF REPORTER: Even if they don't pass this, you are taking the first step, right? CLIP OF KIRKPATRICK: I am. I have already giving 5 percent of my salary and dedicating it to the public debt. We need to restore some fiscal discipline and take responsibility. ANNOUNCER: Ann Kirkpatrick cut her own pay and is pushing to cut congressional salaries until they balance the budget. Even broke with their own party to oppose the Wall Street bank bailout. Independent—like Arizona. KIRKPATRICK: I'm Ann Kirkpatrick and I approve this message.
Ann Kirkpatrick
categories: Political Ads, TV
Truth - Aug. 13, 2008
August 13, 2008
ANNOUNCER: This ad attacking Ann Kirkpatrick is not true. It's paid for by lobbyists. The truth? Ann Kirkpatrick stands for real change and supports an increase in American drilling, speeding up renewable energy like wind and solar. Ann has cut taxes for families and voted to protect our right to bear arms and promote gun education in our schools. Tough, effective. For a change—Ann Kirkpatrick. KIRKPATRICK: I'm Ann Kirkpatrick and I approve this message.
Ann Kirkpatrick
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Mountain - Aug. 12, 2008
August 12, 2008
BILL PRIBIL: You are not born at the foot of the White Mountains into an easy life. It gave Ann Kirkpatrick a toughness and a will to make a difference. As a prosecutor, she locked up violent criminals and looked out for victims. In the legislature, she helped get tough on meth. Ann Kirkpatrick has guts. She's got the experience we need, and she's got my vote. KIRKPATRICK: I'm Ann Kirkpatrick and I approve this message., because changing Washington won't be easy. But I'll do what I've always done—stand tough […]
Ann Kirkpatrick
categories: Political Ads, TV
I'll Never Forget - July 25, 2008
July 25, 2008
KIRKPATRICK: Growing up in the White Mountains, you learn the value of a dollar. I saw people work so hard, struggle their whole lives. I'll never forget it. ANNOUNCER: Ann Kirkpatrick—the legislator who helped expand all-day kindergarten and health care for kids. She knows changing Washington' is what families need. Cut taxes, give folks a break, stop price gouging at the pump, fast-track solar to create jobs and energy here. KIRKPATRICK: I’m Ann Kirkpatrick. I approve this message because I'll never forget who I’m fighting for.
Terri Sewell
categories: Political Ads, Web Exclusive
Doing the Job - May 30, 2014
May 30, 2014
ANNOUNCER: Some people talk about the work that needs to be done. Terri Sewell just gets it done. Just ask Brandon Todd. TODD: Terry Sewell [??] her job, depending on finding me a job—and it worked. Terri Sewell gets what we are facing, and she fixes things by helping others help themselves. ANNOUNCER: Brandon was hired after attending a job fair hosted by Terri Sewell, and with the help of Sewell’s local initiative, Project Ready, more people are getting the skills they need to get hired—just like Brandon. But Sewell […]
Terri Sewell
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Four Little Girls - May 19, 2014
May 19, 2014
SEWELL: A million gold medals couldn't replace Lisa McNair’s loss, but it was the least I could do for the poor little girls and their families. ANNOUNCER: To honor the four little girls lost in the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing, Terri Sewell passed the law that officially recognized them with the Congressional Gold Medal, America's highest civilian honor. Lisa McNair, sister of Denise McNair: MCNAIR: My mother and I were very honored to be able to go to Oval Office and meet America's first African-American president and share that […]
Nikki Haley
categories: Political Ads, TV
Mirror - Sept. 22, 2010
September 22, 2010
Haley’s second television ad of the 2010 general election. ANNOUNCER: Meet Vince Sheheen. He wants to be governor. He's a liberal who backs the Obama spending and healthcare disasters. He's a big-spending Columbia politician who supports a legislative slush fund that wastes our money on his pet projects. He’s a trial lawyer whose against stopping runaway lawsuits that destroy jobs. Vince Sheheen—a liberal, a Columbia insider and a trial lawyer. Is that what you're looking for in a governor?