Political Ads / page 286

Nan Hayworth
categories: Political Ads, TV
My priorities are your priorities - Oct. 11, 2012
October 11, 2012
HAYWORTH: I'm Nan Hayworth and these are my priorities. Make it easier to create jobs here, cut red tape, make taxes simpler and fairer, protect Social Security and Medicare for our seniors, put you at the center of your health care and put the interests of our Hudson Valley, where I've lived for twenty four years, ahead of partisan politics. Your priorities are my priorities. I'm Nan Hayworth and I approve this message.
Nan Hayworth
categories: Political Ads, TV
Fighting to Keep Medicare Safe - Oct. 10, 2012
October 10, 2012
HAYWORTH: Seniors who rely on Medicare, like my own parents, shouldn't have to worry about being able to see their doctors. That's why I voted to protect the Medicare trust fund, preserve Medicare Advantage and let seniors and their doctors—not bureaucrats—make the decisions about their health care. As a daughter, a doctor and your congresswoman, I will always fight to keep Medicare safe and reliable. I'm Nan Hayworth and I approve this message.
Nan Hayworth
categories: Political Ads, TV
Meet Sean Maloney - Sept. 14, 2012
September 14, 2012
HAYWORTH: I'm Nan Hayworth and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: Meet Sean Malony: career political operative for politicians in Washington, New York, Albany. Sean Maloney, resident of Manhattan, never lived in the Hudson Valley, never worked here, never created a job here. Yet here he is, pretending to be a leader in communities he's never served, a friend people he's never known, in a district he never lived in. Sean Maloney—carpetbagger.
Nan Hayworth
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Roots - July 12, 2012
July 12, 2012
Hayworth’s first ad of the 2012 Congressional race. ANNOUNCER: From small-town roots, born to veterans of World War II, Nan Hayworth worked in a steel mill to put herself through college and medical school, opened a medical practice here, made her living here, raised her family here, served her community. Fed up with Washington, she ran for Congress. Nan Hayworth—doctor, mother, Congresswoman. Preserving Medicare, fighting for jobs, putting us first. HAYWORTH: Hi. I'm Nan Hayworth and I approve this message.
Kyrsten Sinema
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Vernon Parker: Tea Party Candidate - Oct. 27, 2012
October 27, 2012
ANNOUNCER: Vernon Parker is a Tea Party candidate who wants to force his narrow religious views on women. Parker would allow insurance companies and employers to deny women coverage for birth control. And Parker would make abortion illegal even in cases of rape or incest. SINEMA: These guys don't get it. They’re more focused on dictating women's personal health care decisions like birth control and getting our economy back on track. ANNOUNCER: Kyrsten Sinema—a clear difference for Congress.
Elizabeth Esty
categories: Political Ads, TV
Answers - Nov. 1, 2012
November 1, 2012
ANNOUNCER: When Washington Republicans call, Andrew Roraback answers. They’re funding his campaign. Their agenda: cutting Medicare and Social Security. Andrew Roraback: another vote for the Republican agenda. It's time someone listen to middle-class families. ESTY: We are committed to the middle class in this country. That’s the backbone of America. ANNOUNCER: Elizabeth Esty: endorsed by the New York Times and Hartford Courant. She puts principal over politics. ESTY: I'm Elizabeth Esty and I approve this message.
Elizabeth Esty
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Protect 2 - Oct. 6, 2012
October 6, 2012
ESTY: I'm Elizabeth Esty and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: Andrew Roraback’s negative smear: not true. Elizabeth Esty led the effort to reduce property taxes for seniors, while helping balance the budget and improve local schools. Esty will protect Social Security and Medicare. But Andrew Roraback supports a plan that cuts Social Security and raises the retirement age, while forcing seniors to pay more for Medicare. Andrew Roraback: another politician who's just not for us.
Elizabeth Esty
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Protect - Sept. 25, 2012
September 25, 2012
Esty's first ad of the 2012 general election. ESTY: I'm Elizabeth Esty and I approve this message. Trying to balance our budget on the backs of the elderly is wrong and I will not agree to that. ANNOUNCER: On the town council, Elizabeth Esty helped reduce property taxes for seniors. Now she's working to protect Social Security and Medicare. But Andrew Roraback put your retirement at risk. He'd raise the Social Security retirement age and cut the Social Security benefits you’ve earned. Andrew Roraback’s just not for you.
Suzanne Bonamici
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Nationwide - Sept. 23, 2011
September 23, 2011
BONAMICI: It was one of my first cases. A mortgage company was scamming people out of their homes. As a consumer advocate, I took on the company. Because if someone doesn't play by the rules, they should be held accountable no matter how powerful they are. In Congress, I'll stand up for Oregon families and small businesses, instead of tax breaks for oil companies and the wealthiest. And I'll keep our promise on Social Security and Medicare. I'm Suzanne Bonamici and I approve this message.
Kristi Noem
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Works Hard - Oct. 24, 2012
October 24, 2012
WOMAN 1: Kristi is a fighter for South Dakota. MAN 1: A very honest person, very ethical. WOMAN 1: She put in long days, she works hard, she gets things done. MAN 2: She doesn't live in the Washington circus. WOMAN 2: Christie comes home every weekend. MAN 1: She can walk up to anybody and relate to ‘em. MAN 3: She’s just a quality individual WOMAN 3: She doesn’t go to Washington as a politician. She goes to Washington as a wife, a mother, a businesswoman and a farmer. […]