Political Ads / page 336

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.
Carol Shea-Porter
categories: Political Ads, Radio
Kathy Staub for Carol - Oct. 27, 2012
October 27, 2012
STAUB: Hi, this is Kathy Staub. Some of you may know me from my work as a school board member, but right now I want to tell you why I'm supporting Carol Shea-Porter for Congress. I’ve had long conversations with both Carol and Frank Guinta about what Manchester needs to move forward, and honestly, from a purely pragmatic point of view, Carol Shea-Porter is the best choice. Lots of politicians will say anything to get elected. Frank Guinta is good at talking the talk but Carol is great at getting […]
Carol Shea-Porter
categories: Political Ads, Radio
Mike Lopez for Carol - Oct. 27, 2012
October 27, 2012
LOPEZ: Hi. I'm Mike Lopez. I've served Manchester on the Parks Commission and the Fire Commission and for twelve years as an alderman. I'm also a veteran and it's important to me that my member of Congress does more than talk about supporting veterans. As an alderman, I've worked with Carol Shea-Porter and I've seen how she fights for Manchester and the veterans. Carol’s got funding for a new facility for Manchester homeless veterans. She also worked tirelessly and succeeded in getting New Hampshire’s veterans greater in-state access the medical […]
Carol Shea-Porter
categories: Political Ads, Radio
Mike Gendron for Carol - Oct. 27, 2012
October 27, 2012
GENDRON: I’m Mike Gendron and I'm an active volunteer in my community of Derry, New Hampshire and I'm supporting Carol Shea-Porter for Congress. Carol understands the challenges of working people like me. She's a woman of integrity and someone that I trust to save the Social Security and Medicare benefits that I have paid into and earned over my working life time. I know she will work tirelessly to help create new, good-paying jobs here in New Hampshire and stop exporting jobs overseas. We need Carol to help break the […]
Ann McLane Kuster
categories: Political Ads, TV
Priorities - Oct. 31, 2012
October 31, 2012
KUSTER: Middle-class families are really struggling. You know, this economy has been tough for everyone. Congress is living by their own set of rules that's totally different than what we deal with every day in our own families. My position is, freeze the pay of members of Congress until they produce a balanced budget. Tax breaks to middle-class families, not tax cuts to big oil and gas companies. My priorities are the families right here in New Hampshire. I'm Annie Kuster and I approve this message.
Ann McLane Kuster
categories: Political Ads, TV
Out of Touch - Oct. 19, 2012
October 19, 2012
BRIAN BRESNAHAN: I don't believe that Charlie Bass really understands what the middle class has to go through to make it day-to-day. His support of outsourcing good American jobs has thrown a lot of people in this country out of work. Charlie Bass voted against raising the minimum wage but he voted to raise his own pay eight times. Congressman Bass doesn't get it at all. I think Annie really cares about what happens to the people of New Hampshire. KUSTER: I'm Annie Kuster and I approve this message.
Carol Shea-Porter
categories: Political Ads, Radio
Matt Lahey for Carol - Nov. 1, 2012
November 1, 2012
LAHEY: I'm Matt Lahey for Carol Shea-Porter. As a mayor and city councilor in Laconia for seventeen years, I know that Carol’s positions regarding jobs, healthcare, seniors and veterans are good for the country. Most important to me is Carol's genuine support for Social Security retirement. For most retirees, Social Security is their primary, if not sole, source of income. Seventy-five percent of people nearing retirement age have saved $30,000 or less. Paying the mortgage, putting food on the table and providing for the kids is hard enough. Frank Guinta […]
Carol Shea-Porter
categories: Political Ads, Radio
Jeanne Shaheen for Carol - Oct. 31, 2012
October 31, 2012
SHAHEEN: I'm Senator Jeanne Shaheen and I urge you to support Carol Shea-Porter for Congress. Middle-class families in New Hampshire need representatives in Washington to understand their struggles and will fight for them. That's Carol Shea-Porter. She knows that working families aren't looking for a handout. They're just looking for a fair shot. Carol and I will stand together to protect Medicare's guarantee and fight for the economic fairness our state is known for. I know that we'll be able to work with reasonable people on both sides of the […]