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Susan Collins
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Scorecard - Oct 24, 2008
October 24, 2008
ANNOUNCER: Susan Collins and Tom Allen both entered Congress twelve years ago. Who's more effective? Susan wrote 55 original bills and amendments that became law. Allen wrote three Susan Collins has never missed a vote. Allen missed 157. Susan and Olympia Snowe are rated as the most bipartisan members of the Senate. Tom Allen votes the party line 98% of the time. Susan Collins—independent and effective. COLLINS: I'm Susan Collins and I’ve approved this message.
Susan Collins
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What is Right - Oct. 24, 2008
October 24, 2008
NANCY CHANDLER: I’m a registered Democrat and I'm voting for Susan Collins. I just can't imagine voting for anyone else in that office. JOHN SCHMIDT: Susan Collins is honest, hard-working and knows the issues. NANCY GIBSON: She doesn't follow party lines and she votes her conscience. CLIFF THIBOBEAU: She truly cares about her state and she truly cares about her country. DARREL DAVIS: She knows better than anyone in the U.S. Senate the proper course of action for our troops. WINNIE SCHMIDT: Susan Collins does what is right, not what […]
Susan Collins
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A Time for Bipartisanship - Sept. 30, 2008
September 30, 2008
ANNOUNCER: It's a time for bipartisanship. America faces a grave threat to our financial system. In dealing with this crisis, Susan Collins has been guided by three principles: strong protections for taxpayers and homeowners, curbs on excessive executive pay and tough oversight. While Susan works for a bipartisan solution, Tom Allen launched a new attack ad against her. That's not leadership. Susan Collins -- an independent voice for Maine. COLLINS: I'm Susan Collins and I approve this message.
Mary Landrieu
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Hide - Sept. 17, 2008
September 17, 2008
LANDRIEU: I’m Mary Landrieu and I approve this message. JACK STRAIN: The honesty, integrity that she brings to the job—I believe speaks louder than anything anyone else can say. THOMAS SCHIRO: Senator Landrieu is honest, and if she tells our sheriff anything, we can count on it. ANNOUNCER: John Kennedy? Falsely attacking Mary Landrieu to hide his own record. Kennedy voted to allow politicians convicted of corruption to keep their taxpayer pensions. Even Republican say his mismanagement cost Louisiana taxpayers $37 million. John Kennedy—one confused politician.
Mary Landrieu
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Oil - Aug. 21, 2008
August 21, 2008
LANDRIEU: I'm Mary Landrieu and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: To free America from Mideast oil and to lower gas prices, Mary Landrieu opened up eight million acres for a new drilling in the Gulf. Now she’s uniting both parties with a plan to expand domestic drilling and develop alternative energy. John Kennedy? He opposes her plan to open up 120 million acres for drilling. Under Kenned, no new oil, higher gas prices, lost Louisiana jobs. Now that’s one confused politician.
Mary Landrieu
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One Confused Politician: The Facts - Aug. 20, 2008
August 20, 2008
LANDRIEU: I'm Mary Landrieu and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: The facts: Senator Mary Landrieu has never voted to give Social Security to illegal immigrants. John Kennedy? On Social Security, spinning around. First he said he'd protect Social Security. Now Kennedy supports the Bush privatization plan that would cut Social Security. The Kennedy plan: your benefits could be cut almost in half. John Kennedy—so confused he cut Social Security. Now that's one confused politician.
Mary Landrieu
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Social Security - Aug. 13, 2008
August 13, 2008
LANDRIEU: I'm Mary Landrieu and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: Look out—spinning around with Social Security—John Kennedy. First he said he'd protect Social Security. Now Kennedy supports the Bush privatization plan that would cut Social Security. Kennedy would have your Social Security spinning around and spiraling down in the stock market. The Kennedy plan: your benefits could be cut almost in half. John Kennedy—so confused he'd cut Social Security. Now that's one confused politician.
Mary Landrieu
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Spinning - Aug. 5, 2008
August 5, 2008
LANDRIEU: I'm Mary Landrieu and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: Look out—spinning and flipping—John Kennedy. Ran for attorney general as a Democrat and lost. Ran for governor and quit. Ran for Senate and conservatives called Kennedy a liberal Democrat—he loses. Kennedy endorsed John Kerry but now switches parties to run for Senate and is all over the place on the minimum wage, taxes, and would cut Social Security. John Kennedy—one confused politician.
Mary Landrieu
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Fifty Years - July 25, 2008
July 25, 2008
LANDRIEU: For more than fifty years, Washington denied Louisiana royalties from oil and gas produced right off of our own coast. I was determined to change that. ANNOUNCER: Mary Landrieu delivered 40 billion in oil and gas revenues to protect our coast and create jobs. MAN AT REFINERY: She never quits. She got Washington to share oil and gas royalties. That's a near miracle. ANNOUNCER: Mary Landrieu—fighting and winning for Louisiana. LANDRIEU: I'm Mary Landrieu and I approve this message.
Mary Landrieu
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Look Out - Oct. 24, 2008
October 24, 2008
LANDRIEU: I’m Mary Landrieu and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: In a tough economy, look out for John Kennedy. He’d risk your Social Security in the stock market. And Republicans say he wasted $37 million as treasurer. Now, we learn Kennedy's health care plan creates a new tax on health insurance benefits. Under Kennedy if you have employee health insurance, you’d pay more in taxes. The average family could pay a thousand dollars more. That's not just confused—that’s wrong for Louisiana.