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Jackie Walorski
categories: Political Ads, TV
One of Us - July 17, 2012
July 17, 2012
WALORSKI: I was born in South Bend and I've been Hoosier all my life. My dad was a city firefighter and he really inspired me to get into public service. There’s too much partisanship in Washington and both parties are to blame. When I was in the legislature, we balanced the budget, cut spending and we didn’t raise taxes. We turned a billion dollar deficit into a surplus, and we did it by working together. I'm Jackie Walorski and I approve this message and I'll do the same thing in […]
Jackie Walorski
categories: Political Ads, TV
Pay the Price - Nov. 2, 2012
November 2, 2012
WALORSKI: I'm Jackie Walorski and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: Nancy Pelosi and Barack Obama have run up trillions in new debt. Washington liberal Brendan Mullen wants to help them spend even more. Mullen supports, Obamacare which cost taxpayers $1.7 trillion and cuts Medicare to pay for it. Mullen also supports more government stimulus spending and wants to raise taxes to pay for it just like Obama and Pelosi. Brendan Mullen when he spends, Hoosier families pay the price.
Jackie Walorski
categories: Political Ads, TV
Path - Oct. 29, 2012
October 29, 2012
WALORSKI: America's debt is now $16 trillion, and you have a clear choice to make. President Obama, Nancy Pelosi and Brendon Mullen wanna go down one path, with more spending, higher taxes and a government takeover of health care. Then there's the Hoosier Way. We’ll cut spending, we’ll balance the budget and we’ll create jobs. Working together is how we solve problems in Indiana and that's exactly what I'll do in Congress. I'm Jackie Walorski and I approve this message.
Janice Hahn
categories: Political Ads, TV
Will Fight for Our Agenda - June 27, 2011
June 27, 2011
ANNOUNCER: The last thing we need in Washington is another politician with an extreme partisan agenda. Janice Hahn is different. A local city councilwoman who has never held partisan office, Janice Hahn will fight for our agenda—a real plan to create green jobs in our communities, take on Washington spending, make the right cuts while protecting Medicare. Janice Hahn—a community leader with fiscal discipline and a common-sense agenda. HAHN: I’m Janice Hahn and I approve this message, because Washington could use some common sense.
Janice Hahn
categories: Political Ads, TV
Palin-Huey - June 6, 2011
June 11, 2011
ANNOUNCER: Sarah Palin and Craig Huey. Which would ban a woman's right to choose in every case? Both Palin and Huey. Which supports a radical plan to end Medicare but wants to give tax breaks to the wealthy? Both Palin and Huey again. But which one called Planned Parenthood a “murder mill”? Only Craig Huey. We don't need Craig Huey’s extremist right-wing agenda. Janice Hahn will fight for our agenda—common-sense solutions, create green jobs and cut Washington spending while protecting Medicare. HAHN: I’m Janice Hahn and I approve this message.
Robin Kelly
categories: Political Ads, Radio
Enough - Jan. 25, 2013
January 25, 2013
KELLY: It's heartbreaking. There are kids dying every day. I'm Robin Kelly. As a mother you think, what if that was my child? Sadly, our neighborhoods are no strangers to the worst kind of gun violence. It's why I've spent my career fighting to end this brutal reality. We all need to say, enough is enough. If elected to Congress, I will pass a strong comprehensive ban on assault weapons, eliminate the gun show loophole, ban high-capacity ammunition magazines, support current laws that prohibit conceal-and-carry and pledge never to receive […]
Martha Roby
categories: Political Ads, TV
Roadmap - Sept. 27, 2010
September 27, 2010
Roby's 1st television ad of the 2010 general election. ROBY: Exploding deficits, new and higher taxes, government-run health care, secrete deals. That's how Washington works. My roadmap for Alabama is real conservative change. A plan to reduce spending, keep taxes low and for common-sense health care reform—all out in the open so you have a say. Nancy Pelosi won’t allow this, but I'll vote to take away her gavel so we can get America back on track. I’m Martha Roby and I approve this message.
Martha Roby
categories: Political Ads, TV
Door - May 17, 2010
May 17, 2010
Roby's 1st television ad of the 2010 primary election. ROBY: Behind closed doors, just a handful of Congressional leaders meet in secret to transform America. They've exploded the deficit, passed massive taxes, and taken over health care. In Congress, I’ll Vote to reduce spending and say no to new taxes, just like I did on the Montgomery City Council. But my first vote will take the gavel away from Nancy Pelosi so she will no longer decide your future and shut you out. I’m Martha Roby and I approve this […]
Martha Roby
categories: Political Ads, TV
Margaret and George - Oct. 22, 2012
October 22, 2012
Roby's 1st television ad of the 2010 primary election. ROBY: These are our children, Margaret and George. They already owe $51,000 and counting—their share of the national debt. Under Barack Obama, America has borrowed $5 trillion. My kinds and yours will get the bill. So I voted to cut spending, cap it in the future and balance the budget. Less government means more opportunity for small business to create American jobs. I’m Martha Roby and I approve this message because their generation is worth fighting for.
Doris Matsui
categories: Political Ads, TV
Inherit - Oct. 14, 2010
October 14, 2010
ANNOUNCER: She knows the decisions we make today will shape the Sacramento they inherit tomorrow. That's why Doris Matsui took on the big banks to reform the college student loan program, reducing costs and helping more students afford the education they’ll need. And it’s why she's working to attract new clean energy jobs and strengthen our flood control systems for the long term. MATSUI: I’m Doris Matsui and I approve this message, because I'm committed to building a stronger Sacramento for today and tomorrow.