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Alison Lundergan Grimes
categories: Political Ads, TV
An Absent Senator- Aug 20, 2014
August 20, 2014
MITCH MCCONNELL: I think all of you know I've been on the Agriculture Committee my entire time here, and arguably, even more important, the Agriculture Appropriations Subcommittee. [music plays]
Mary Burke
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Reagan - Sept. 11, 2014
September 11, 2014
BURKE: You know who had a really good idea about taxes? Ronald Reagan. Surprised you, didn't I? Reagan expanded the earned income tax credit, cutting taxes for working families. You know who had a really bad idea? Gov. Walker. He did just the opposite, cutting taxes for the wealthiest and raising them on 140,000 Wisconsin families. Raising income taxes on working families isn't just bad economics, it's wrong. ANNOUNCER: Mary Burke, governor.
Mary Burke
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Stop Digging - Sept. 16, 2014
September 16, 2014
SCOTT WALKER: It's a lot easier to dig a hole than get out of one. ANNOUNCER: But hold on. It was Gov. Walker who got us here. His tax breaks for the wealthy helped create a $1.8 billion deficit. NEWS ANCHOR: A $1.8 billion deficit budget shortfall for Wisconsin. ANNOUNCER: And Wisconsin hit rock bottom in Midwest job growth. NEWS ANCHOR: Wisconsin lags behind most of the country when it comes to job growth. ANNOUNCER: A $1.8 billion deficit, dead last in Midwest job growth. Gov. Walker, please stop digging.
Mary Burke
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4,300- Sept. 23, 2014
September 23, 2014
ANNOUNCER: It's happened again. The new August job numbers are out, and Wisconsin lost another 4,300 jobs. That's 4,300 families without a paycheck, looking for work. Scott Walker promised to create 250,000 new jobs. Instead, he gave tax cuts to the wealthy, cut education and we fall into dead last in Midwest job growth. The Journal Sentinel says time has run out, promise broken, and 4,300 more jobs, gone.
Mary Burke
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September - Sept. 30, 2014
September 30, 2014
Burke: In August, Wisconsin lost another 4,300 jobs. That's probably why in September, Scott Walker is attacking my jobs plan, saying it takes ideas from other states. Well you know what? Of course it does. As governor, I'm going to take the best ideas, wherever I can find them. And if Scott Walker had done the same, maybe we wouldn't be dead last in Midwest job growth. Take a look at my plan and decide for yourself because Wisconsin shouldn't be dead last in anything, especially jobs.
Mary Burke
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Pizza- Oct. 8, 2014
November 8, 2014
ANNOUNCER: What's $11 buy you in Wisconsin? How about a pizza? Well, Scott Walker thinks $11 buys your vote because under his tax plan, the average Wisconsin taxpayer got just $11 a month. But corporations got $610 million in tax cuts, millionaires got at least $1,400 per year. And you? Well, enjoy your meal. Scott Walker: Millions for them, pizza for you.
Shelley Moore Capito
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Obamacare- Aug. 21, 2014
August 21, 2014
CAPITO: With Obamacare, we're losing our choice of doctors. A higher deductible, a higher premium. That inhibits our choice and those are things that West Virginians hold dear. ANNOUNCER: And Natalie Tennant, she not only defended Obama's war on coal, Tennant supports his disastrous Obamacare. CAPITO: Healthcare's gonna get more expensive. It's gonna be more costly for small businesses. This administration has put a big damper on our way of life and our love of freedom. I'm Shelley Moore Capito and I approve this message.
Shelley Moore Capito
categories: Political Ads, TV
Medals of Honor- Aug 25, 2014
August 25, 2014
CAPITO: I'm Shelley Moore Capito, and I approve this message. MIKE KEENEY: My mom told us kids that Dad was different when he came back from overseas. He was stationed in Germany during the war trials and he wound up [unintelligible]. When my dad passed away, my wife bought me a case for my father's different pins and ribbons. We were only able to find one pin and one ribbon, so I called the Department of the Army, and they told me that they had an 18-month waiting list for […]
Michelle Nunn
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Pattern- Sept. 12, 2014
September 12, 2014
NUNN: I'm Michelle Nunn and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: Can the women of Georgia trust David Perdue? While Perdue was CEO at Dollar General, over 2,000 women sued the company for engaging in a pattern of discrimination. An independent investigation found female managers were paid less than similarly situated male managers, and Perdue's company was forced to pay a settlement of over 80 million dollars. If David Purdue didn't do right by women at his company, why would he do right for Georgia?
Cathy McMorris Rodgers
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What Drives Me- July 29, 2014
July 29, 2014
McMorris Rodgers: In the midst of everything that's happening in Congress, I did get two bills signed by the president with bipartisan support. One on micro power, one on pediatric research, two of a handful of bills that the president has signed proving that I can take a stance and also work across the aisle to get things done.What drives me though has always been the people of Eastern Washington. That's what inspires me, that's what makes me want to work harder. It is to protect your freedom.It is to protect the ability you have […]