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Diane Black
categories: Political Ads, TV
Trustworthy - Oct. 26, 2010
October 26, 2010
WOMAN 1: Washington is failing. MAN 1: Our government is headed in the wrong direction. MAN 2: We're facing a drought of integrity. WOMAN 2: We need someone very strong in Washington right now. WOMAN 1: Diane Black will represent us all. WOMAN 2: That person is Diane Black. WOMAN 3: Solid values. MAN 3: I feel that she's truly trustworthy. WOMAN 2: That person is Diane Black. WOMAN 4: Diane has proved that she'll fight for you. MAN 2: She will shine light in the darkness. WOMAN 3: I […]
Diane Black
categories: Political Ads, TV
Health Care - Oct. 15, 2010
October 15, 2010
BLACK: Americans oppose a government takeover of health care, but President Obama and Nancy Pelosi rammed it through anyway. They were dead wrong. I'm Diane Black. I spent my career as a nurse and then I led the fight against TennCare's unsustainable growth. Health care is what I know. I'll push to repeal President Obama's plan before it gets off the ground. I'm Diane Black. I approve this message and I would be honored to have your support.
Diane Black
categories: Political Ads, TV
Night Shift - July 24, 2012
July 24, 2012
BLACK: A single mother working night shift as a nurse, day shift as a mom. At one time, that was me. It was tough. Tennessee families have enough problems in this economy without Washington making it worse. That's why I'm pushing to cut federal spending and balance the budget. The rest of Congress ought to have to walk a mile in her shoes. I'm Diane Black, and I approve this message.
Diane Black
categories: Political Ads, TV
No Budget, No Pay - July 6, 2012
July 6, 2012
BLACK: Businesses have to live within a budget. But it's been three years since Washington passed any budget. I argued, I begged, I even got mad. Now I found the answer -- cut their pay. I'm Diane Black and here is my plan. If Congress doesn't pass the budget, Congress doesn't get a paycheck. No budget, no pay. You wanna yank their chain? Grab their wallet. I'm Diane Black and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: No one in Congress is rated more conservative. Fight back with Diane Black.
Ann McLane Kuster
categories: Political Ads, TV
Yankee - Aug. 14, 2012
August 14, 2012
Kuster's first TV ad of her 2012 campaign for Congress KUSTER: My parents were Republican when we were growing up. And we learned about frugal Yankee values. I mean, our cars went 200,000 miles. Middle-class families are really struggling. You know, this economy has been tough for everyone. We’ve got to learn to work together. It's not about Republican or Democrat. What matters is, are you willing to roll up your sleeves and solve the problem at hand? I'm Annie Kuster and I approve this message.
Ann McLane Kuster
categories: Political Ads, TV
Janice - Sept. 6, 2012
September 6, 2012
Kuster's third TV ad of her 2012 campaign for Congress KUSTER: I'm Annie Kuster and I approve this message. JANICE KELBLE: For 29 years I worked the night shift. My husband and I depend on Social Security. I think Congressman Bass’ idea to privatize Social Security is a devastating idea. Bass just wants to risk Social Security in the stock market. It would cut benefits and add trillions to the debt. Charlie Bass just plain does not understand the middle class. He understands the needs of Wall Street.
Ann McLane Kuster
categories: Political Ads, TV
Bev - Aug. 29, 2012
August 29, 2012
Kuster's second TV ad of her 2012 campaign for Congress BEV BOLDUC: My name's Bev Bolduc, I’m a registered nurse and I live in New Hampshire. Many people have trouble with the cost of their prescriptions and just cannot afford them. Annie Kuster worked with both Republicans and Democrats and together they created the Medication Bridge Program, helping thousands of families get low-cost medications. She worked across party lines to make that happen and it seems like we could use more that attitude in Washington. And more people like Annie […]
Ann McLane Kuster
categories: Political Ads, TV
Most Corrupt - Oct. 9, 2012
October 9, 2012
KUSTER: I'm Annie Kuster and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: Congressman Bass gets caught seeking special tax breaks to help his nephew’s company, pushing for millions of our tax dollars. Then Bass gets a sweetheart deal for privately held stock which then doubled in value. It’s why Bass was named one of the most corrupt in Congress by the independent watchdog Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington. Congressman Bass—out for himself, not us.
Ann McLane Kuster
categories: Political Ads, TV
Medicare - Sept. 25, 2012
September 25, 2012
Kuster's fourth TV ad of her 2012 campaign for Congress ANNOUNCER: It’s the same old politics from Congressman Bass, telling old lies. It’s bass who supports the Romney-Ryan plan to gut Medicare, forcing seniors to pay over 6,000 more a year while giving tax breaks to millionaires like himself. Annie Kuster has a better way. KUSTER: These are benefits that they've earned and it just doesn't seem right to give millionaires and billionaires additional tax breaks while taking away Medicare from our seniors. I'm Annie Kuster and I approve this […]
Ann McLane Kuster
categories: Political Ads, TV
Habitat - Oct. 1, 2012
October 1, 2012
KUSTER: I'm Annie Kuster and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: This is the largemouth bass, native to New Hampshire. Then there's Congressman Bass. He's found a new habitat: Washington, for nearly 20 years. Bass voted to cut Medicare for you while voting himself taxpayer-funded health care for life. And Bass voted against raising the minimum wage while voting to raise his own pay eight times. Congressman Bass—out for himself, not for you.