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Mary Landrieu
categories: Political Ads, TV
Garbage - Sept. 25, 2008
September 25, 2008
LANDRIEU: I’m Mary Landrieu and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: Another confused attack from John Kennedy. It's just garbage. Mary Landrieu voted against amnesty for illegal immigrants and she never voted to give Social Security to illegal immigrants. On Social Security, John Kennedy is the one we can’t trust. He wants to put Social Security money into the stock market. Hasn’t he seen what's happening on Wall Street? John Kennedy—one confused politician.
Mary Landrieu
categories: Political Ads, TV
Father Daughter, Part 2 - May 13, 2014
May 13, 2014
LANDRIEU: I’m Mary Landrieu and I approve this message. LANDRIEU’S FATHER: Don't you say that at the end? LANDRIEU: You can start with it. I'm not so sure want to approve it at the end of this. LANDRIEU’S FATHER: Mary’s always stubborn—but she got the oil and gas royalties for Louisiana. LANDRIEU: They told me I couldn't get it done, but I did. LANDRIEU’S FATHER: Or after the hurricanes, when she dragged FEMA all over the state. LANDRIEU: We had to rebuild. LANDRIEU’S FATHER: She got billions for Louisiana. See, […]
Mary Landrieu
categories: Political Ads, TV
Father Daughter, Part 3 - June 13, 2014
June 13, 2014
LANDRIEU: I’m Mary Landrieu and I approve this message. LANDRIEU’S FATHER (Moon Landrieu): Well, of course you do. LANDRIEU: Dad, I have to say that, even though I’m in the ad. LANDRIEU’S FATHER : Okay, you’re fighting to raise the minimum wage? LANDRIEU: Yes, sir. LANDRIEU’S FATHER : And to protect Social Security and Medicare? LANDRIEU: Yes, sir. LANDRIEU’S FATHER : And veterans? LANDRIEU: Yes, sir. LANDRIEU’S FATHER : Student loans? LANDRIEU: Of course. LANDRIEU’S FATHER : Equal pay for women? LANDRIEU: Dad…. LANDRIEU’S FATHER : Just checking, Mary. How […]
Mary Landrieu
categories: Political Ads, TV
Ship Builder - April 28, 2014
April 28, 2014
LANDRIEU: I’m Mary Landrieu and I approve this message. BOYSIE BOLLINGER: My name is Boysie Bollinger, and I don't usually make TV ads. I make boats. Big ones. I have over 3,000 employees. And even though I’m a Republican and don't always agree with her, Louisiana can't afford to lose Mary Landrieu. She’s chairman of the energy committee, the most powerful position a person can have for Louisiana. It means more boats, more jobs, more oil and gas. She does big things for Louisiana. I’m with Mary.
Mary Landrieu
categories: Political Ads, TV
Will Not Rest - April 15, 2014
April 15, 2014
LANDRIEU: I’m Mary Landrieu and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: For years, she's forced Washington to respect Louisiana. CLIP OF LANDRIEU: The administration's policies are simply wrong when it comes to oil and gas production in this nation. ANNOUNCER: Like stopping offshore drilling CLIP OF LANDRIEU: Nothing about this moratorium make sense—nothing. ANNOUNCER: So she forced it to end. CLIP OF LANDRIEU: Just Louisiana. Its 300 thousand people—they go to work every day in this industry. You can just beat up on them. ANNOUNCER: When we were cheated out of […]
Colleen Hanabusa
categories: Political Ads, TV
Vets for Hanabusa - Oct. 29, 2012
October 29, 2012
ALLEN HOE: I think what I like about Colleen is her dedication in terms of the soldiers and veterans, that their needs are properly addressed. JOE "JUMBO" KURODA: She has been very effective in continuing the services which are available to the veterans. KUMU VASCONCELLOS: They deserve the best service and care and I applaud Colleen for that. It’s pretty simple that way for me. I know she’s gonna give a hundred percent. HANABUSA: I'm Colleen Hanabusa and I approve this message.
Colleen Hanabusa
categories: Political Ads, TV
A Fair Comparison - 2010
October 1, 2010
HANABUSA: Aloha. I'm Colleen Hanabusa and I approve this message, because there are real differences on the issues in this campaign. I supported President Obama's consumer protection and health care bills. I supported $39 million in federal funding for teachers jobs in Hawaii and $86 million for Hawaii’s struggling Medicaid program. I supported extended the benefits for laid-off workers and support ending the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy. I believe Hawaii deserves more than the politics of “no.”
Colleen Hanabusa
categories: Political Ads, TV
Moving Forward - Oct. 31, 2010
October 31, 2012
HANABUSA: Aloha. This election is pivotal for Hawaii and our nation. Do we keep moving forward, or return to the failed Republican policies that led to the Great Recession and two Middle East wars? Do we reward the super-rich or help the middle class, improve education and provide security for veterans and seniors who earned their benefits? I'm Colleen Hanabusa. I approve this message and I humbly ask for your vote to return to Congress. Mahalo.
Colleen Hanabusa
categories: Political Ads, TV
The Importance of Ohana - 2010
January 1, 2010
HANABUSA: I think the real important value for us in Hawaii is really the concept of ohana—learning how to truly live with each other, respect each other and accept others’ cultures and values. So if you go to Congress with the ability to respect others and to have others really sincerely believe that you are listening and you are understanding, then you can do the job for the people of the state of Hawaii. I'm Colleen Hanabusa and I approve this message.
Colleen Hanabusa
categories: Political Ads, TV
Obligation - May 23, 2014
May 23, 2014
The first TV spot in Hanabusa’s 2014 US Senate campaign. HANABUSA: I was very fortunate to be born and raised in Wai'anae. We didn't have many privileges but I learned from my parents and family and neighbors the values of Hawaii—how to work hard and do your best with every opportunity you have. And I know with every opportunity comes obligation—to help others, to give back, to represent Hawaii well. I'm Colleen Hanabusa. I approve this message and I'm proud to work for you.