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Kay Hagan
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Votes 2 - Nov.1, 2008
November 1, 2008
WOMAN 1: Senator Dole votes with George Bush ninety-two percent of the time. MAN 1: But in North Carolina, that's more than a statistic. WOMAN 2: June 10, 2008. She gave $17 billion to oil and gas companies. MAN 2: March 2005. More tax breaks for corporations that send our jobs overseas. MAN 3: June 21, 2006. Her third vote against raising the minimum wage. BOY: And last November, she voted against expanding health care for kids. MAN 4: North Carolina comes first, not President Bush and the special interests. […]
Kay Hagan
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Energy - July 19, 2009
July 19, 2008
ANNOUNCER: Energy. It's put our economy on the brink and left our planet in peril. One leader understands how this crisis affects working families. Kay Hagan believes these challenges are an opportunity to make North Carolina stronger. Building a green economy with our research agricultural, and high-tech assets. Creating North Carolina jobs that can't be outsourced. Ending our dependence on foreign oil. Kay Hagan—a senator using North Carolina's energy to make a difference. HAGAN: I'm Kay Hagan and I approve this message.
Kay Hagan
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Votes 1 - Nov. 1, 2008
November 1, 2008
WOMAN: Senator Dole votes with George Bush ninety-two percent of the time. MAN: But in North Carolina, that's more than a statistic. MAN 2: March 2005. More tax breaks for corporations that send our jobs overseas. MAN 3: June 2008. Her 22nd vote against benefits for veterans like me. MAN 4: March 2006. Dole voted to privatize Social Security. GIRL: And last November, she voted against expanding health care for kids. MAN 5: North Carolina comes first, not President Bush and the special interests. HAGAN: I'm Kay Hagan and I […]
Kay Hagan
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Roots - July 19, 2008
July 19, 2008
ANNOUNCER: Born in Shelby, Kay Hagan is a wife and mother who raised three children right here in North Carolina. After building a career in business, Kay entered public service because it needed a voice like hers—and she brought change. Raising the minimum wage, expanding health care and strengthening local schools. But now, Washington is broken. It needs the kind of change Kay represents. A North Carolina Democrat for U.S. Senate. HAGAN: I'm Kay Hagan and I approve this message.
Kay Hagan
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Price - Nov. 1, 2008
November 1, 2008
ANNOUNCER: Elizabeth Dole's Washington. Biggest government ever. Nine trillion in debt. Helping Bush give tax breaks to corporations who ship jobs overseas and billions to big oil. Now, we're paying the price. HAGAN: I'm Kay Hagan. As state senator, I balanced five straight budgets and cut taxes, all while making record investments in education. It's why North Carolina was named one of the best states to do business. I approve this message, because together we can get our economy moving again.
Kay Hagan
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Factory - Nov. 1, 2008
November 1, 2008
ANNOUNCER: This is the legacy of Washington special interests—unfair trade deals. And Senator Elizabeth Dole—giving tax breaks to corporations that send jobs overseas, loyal to lobbyists. And the failed Bush economy. HAGAN: Washington's got it wrong. Working families come first. That means ending tax breaks for companies that outsource and fighting for local jobs, not the Washington lobbyists. I'm Kay Hagan and I approve this message, because it's time North Carolina came first again.
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Sad - Nov. 1, 2008
November 1, 2008
ANNOUNCER: It's come down to this. Newspapers say Elizabeth Dole’s attacks are desperate and jump into the deep end of the slime pool. She's ineffective, never home, putting the special interests first. That’s Senator Dole's record, and it’s sad it came to this. HAGAN: I'm Kay Hagan, and we know this negative stuff won’t create one new job, lower gas prices, or protect your savings. I approve this message, because turning our economy around starts with bringing people together.
Kay Hagan
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Global - Nov. 1, 2008
November 1, 2008
HAGAN: I'm Kay Hagan. As a businesswoman, senator and mom of three, I've seen a lot. And ya’ll know none of these nasty political attacks can slow me down. That kind of stuff won’t create one new job, lower gas prices, or protect your savings. And those attacks won’t cover up Senator Dole's record putting special interests first, and we know where that's gotten us. I approve this message because turning our economy around starts with bringing people together.
Kay Hagan
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For Janey - June 10, 2014
June 10, 2014
ENSMINGER: I served 24½ years in the United States Marine Corps. My daughter, Janey, died from leukemia. I found out the drinking water at Camp Lejeune had been highly contaminated, and that started me on a 17-year fight. Kay Hagan getting involved was a turning point. She stood up against the bureaucrats. ANNOUNER: In August 2012, the bipartisan Janey Ensminger Act became law. ENSMINGER: Thanks to Kay Hagan, justice is being done. HAGAN: I'm Kay Hagan and I approve this message.
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Fabric - June 10, 2014
June 10, 2014
ANNOUNCER Over 40 years in North Carolina, a textile company making yarn. But in 2005, a loophole in a trade deal allowed countries like China to exploit the rules, threatening our jobs. Then, Kay Hagan went to work, closing the loophole, saving hundreds of North Carolina jobs. MAN 1: When China breaks the rules, it threatens jobs like mine. MAN 2: Kay is going to bat for us against the Chinese. WOMAN 1: Kay is a woman fighting like crazy for our jobs. HAGAN: I'm Kay Hagan and I approve […]