Political Ads / page 309

Jari Askins
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Doing the Right Thing - June 2, 2010
June 2, 2010
ASKINS: My parents taught me right from wrong. As head of the Pardon and Parole Board I tried to make it easier for victims. As a judge I listened to both sides before making a decision. As a state representative I worked with either political party that had a good idea. And being lt. governor makes me the most qualified person in the governor's race. As governor we'll do the right thing, together. ANNOUNCER: Jari Askins - governor.
Allyson Schwartz
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Difference - Oct. 29, 2008
October 29, 2008
ANNOUNCER: One leader’s making a difference right here at home—Allyson Schwartz. An expert on health care, Schwartz won the battle to modernize the way doctors write prescriptions, cutting costs and reducing medical mistakes. A champion for safer neighborhoods, Schwartz is endorsed by the Fraternal Order of Police. A fighter for middle-class families, Schwartz helped write a law giving tax relief to small businesses. Listening, leading, fighting for change. Allyson Schwartz—Congress. SCHWARTZ: I'm Allyson Schwartz and I approve this message.
Carol Shea-Porter
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Leader - Oct. 28, 2010
October 28, 2010
ANNOUNCER: Can we trust Frank Guinta? Guinta claims he’ll control government spending but overspent his budget as mayor. Taxes went up in Manchester but Guinta failed to pay his own. And he refuses to tell us where he got $355,000 for his campaign. We deserve a leader we can trust. Carol Shea-Porter is not a politician. She tells you what she's going to do—and she does it. Carol Shea-Porter—working for the rest of us. SHEA-PORTER: I'm Carol Shea-Porter and I approve this message.
Terri Sewell
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Sewell and Obama - May 28, 2010
May 28, 2010
SEWELL: I'm Terri Sewell and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: She grew up in Selma. Through hard work and scholarships, Terry went to Princeton and Harvard and became friends with Barack and Michelle Obama. Now she's running for Congress to work with President Obama, not the lobbyists and special interests. SEWELL: In Congress, I'll work with President Obama to lift up Alabama. We’ll do it by attracting new industries, creating jobs and improving public schools. I'm Terri Sewell and I'm asking for your vote on June 1.
Chellie M Pingree
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Uncommon Leadership - May 14, 2008
May 14, 2008
ANNOUNCER: Uncommon leadership. Chellie Pingree—a state senator who took on the special interest to lower drug costs for Maine’s middle-class, a small business owner creating jobs, a commitment to community and family, a national leader on ethics reform as president of Common Cause. Now Chellie Pingree is running for Congress to finally end the war, reform health care and create the quality jobs we need to move forward. PINGREE: I'm Chellie Pingree and I approve this message.
Terri Sewell
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Toughest Fight - May 24, 2010
May 24, 2010
The 4th television ad of Sewell's 2010 congressional campaign. SEWELL: Sometimes the toughest fights come after the game is over, like the fight my dad faced after his stroke. Today, Dad is recovering, but Mom and I struggle each day to fight for the health care coverage he's already paid for. That's just wrong. In Congress, I’ll fight for affordable healthcare for all Alabamians. I'm Terri Sewell and I approve this message because health care should be a right, not a fight.
Chellie M Pingree
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Leadership on Iraq - May 12, 2008
May 12, 2008
ANNOUNCER: It was uncommon. Chellie Pingree had the courage to oppose the war in Iraq from the beginning even when other Democrats supported George Bush PINGREE: I stood up against the war and what it would cost our country. It's time to invest the 400 million we spend each day in Iraq here at home—on affordable health care, job creation, and education our kids can count on. I'm Chellie Pingree and I approve this message because it’s time finally change Washington.
Terri Sewell
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Doors - May 3, 2010
May 3, 2010
The 3rd television ad of Sewell's 2010 congressional campaign. SEWELL: I'm Terri Sewell and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: Doors of opportunity are found here in our public schools, at our colleges and universities, and at our job training facilities. SEWELL: In Congress, I’ll work to improve public schools for all our children, because when we give them the skills to succeed, we’ll will attract new jobs to Alabama—for ourselves and our children. The best economic development plan is a great education. ANNOUNCER: Terri Sewell for Congress.
Loretta Sánchez
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Home - Sept. 27, 2010
September 27, 2010
SANCHEZ: Orange County is my home and this is the neighborhood where I grew up. Family of seven kids and my mom my dad. My dad would work six and a half days a week. My dad taught me that it doesn’t matter what work you do as long as you put in 110 percent every day. I really try to listen to what people want here and I try to be that independent voice to do what's right for people who live here in Orange County. I'm working for […]
Terri Sewell
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Dallas County - April 29, 2010
April 29, 2010
The 2nd television ad of Sewell's 2010 congressional campaign. SEWELL: I'm Terri Sewell and I approve this message. EVELYN HUFF: Our water system needed major infrastructure improvements. It had not had any repairs since 1940. ANNOUNCER: As an economic development attorney, Terri Sewell worked with county officials on a $3 million project to improve infrastructure, attract new industry and improve our quality of life. EVELYN HUFF: Things just don't happen—Terry Sewell makes them happen. ANNOUNCER: Democrat Terri Sewell for Congress.