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Kay Hagan
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Level - Nov. 1, 2008
November 1, 2008
HAGAN: We need to level the playing field for families around here. Washington stopped working because the special interests just have too much power. Oil companies giving tax breaks while we get record gas prices, local jobs shipped overseas, and the big corporations and CEOs keep getting rewarded while North Carolina gets left behind. I'm Kay Hagan and no one can promise they’ll change things overnight, but I approve this message with a pledge to begin leveling the playing field, because it’s time we got started.
Kay Hagan
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Belief - Nov. 1, 2008
November 1, 2008
HAGAN: I'm Kay Hagan, and Elizabeth Dole's attacks on my Christian faith are offensive. She even faked my voice in her TV ad to make you think I don't believe in God. Well, I believe in God. I taught Sunday School, my faith guides my life and Senator Dole knows it. Sure, politics is a tough business, but I approve this message because my campaign is about creating jobs and fixing our economy, not bearing false witness against fellow Christians.
Kay Hagan
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Crackdown - Nov. 1, 2008
November 1, 2008
ANNOUNCER: Now she's crossed the line. Newspapers are condemning Elizabeth Dole’s shameful attacks. A lie born of Dole's desperation, worse than dishonest, and now new lies about Kay Hagan's immigration record. The facts: Hagan voted to ban drivers licenses for illegal immigrants. Kay has been endorsed by 53 sheriffs, who know she's cracked down on a crisis Washington created. It's time for the truth and a change. HAGAN: I'm Kay Hagan and I approve this message.
Kay Hagan
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Votes 2 - Nov.1, 2008
November 1, 2008
WOMAN 1: Senator Dole votes with George Bush ninety-two percent of the time. MAN 1: But in North Carolina, that's more than a statistic. WOMAN 2: June 10, 2008. She gave $17 billion to oil and gas companies. MAN 2: March 2005. More tax breaks for corporations that send our jobs overseas. MAN 3: June 21, 2006. Her third vote against raising the minimum wage. BOY: And last November, she voted against expanding health care for kids. MAN 4: North Carolina comes first, not President Bush and the special interests. […]
Kay Hagan
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Energy - July 19, 2009
July 19, 2008
ANNOUNCER: Energy. It's put our economy on the brink and left our planet in peril. One leader understands how this crisis affects working families. Kay Hagan believes these challenges are an opportunity to make North Carolina stronger. Building a green economy with our research agricultural, and high-tech assets. Creating North Carolina jobs that can't be outsourced. Ending our dependence on foreign oil. Kay Hagan—a senator using North Carolina's energy to make a difference. HAGAN: I'm Kay Hagan and I approve this message.
Kay Hagan
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Votes 1 - Nov. 1, 2008
November 1, 2008
WOMAN: Senator Dole votes with George Bush ninety-two percent of the time. MAN: But in North Carolina, that's more than a statistic. MAN 2: March 2005. More tax breaks for corporations that send our jobs overseas. MAN 3: June 2008. Her 22nd vote against benefits for veterans like me. MAN 4: March 2006. Dole voted to privatize Social Security. GIRL: And last November, she voted against expanding health care for kids. MAN 5: North Carolina comes first, not President Bush and the special interests. HAGAN: I'm Kay Hagan and I […]
Kay Hagan
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Roots - July 19, 2008
July 19, 2008
ANNOUNCER: Born in Shelby, Kay Hagan is a wife and mother who raised three children right here in North Carolina. After building a career in business, Kay entered public service because it needed a voice like hers—and she brought change. Raising the minimum wage, expanding health care and strengthening local schools. But now, Washington is broken. It needs the kind of change Kay represents. A North Carolina Democrat for U.S. Senate. HAGAN: I'm Kay Hagan and I approve this message.
Susan Collins
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Education - Sept. 10, 2008
September 10, 2008
ANNOUNCER: The average teacher spends more than $400 a year buying classroom supplies. Susan Collins knows the sacrifices our teachers make to give our kids the education they deserve. Susan wrote the bipartisan laws that created teacher tax credits, secured millions for Maine's rural schools and led the fight for increased grants to make college more affordable. COLLINS: I wanna make sure bit every student gets the chance at a good education. I'm Susan Collins and I approve this message.
Susan Collins
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Energy - Sept. 10, 2008
September 10, 2008
COLLINS: American faces an energy crisis but instead of working on an energy plan, Congress voted to adjourn for five weeks. I voted against adjourning because Congress should be working on a bipartisan plan to help us produce more, use less and pursue alternatives. It's time to get to work. I'm Susan Collins. I approve this message because Congress should get to work on a bipartisan energy plan.
Susan Collins
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Fights for Diabetes Research - Sept. 4, 2008
September 4, 2008
GEORGE ROTHWEILER: My daughter Stephanie was diagnosed with diabetes when she was five. CHRIS ROTHWEILER: She was frightened and we were frightened. We didn't know what the road was going to be for us. STEPHANIE ROTHWEILER: I thought I would go away like a cold, but after a few days it dawned on me that I’d have this forever. ANNOUNCER: More than 60,000 Mainers live with diabetes. G. ROTHWEILER: Stephanie went to Washington, DC, to help raise awareness about diabetes. That's where we met Senator Susan Collins, who founded the […]