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Mary Landrieu
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Stand Up - Oct. 27, 2008
October 27, 2008
ANNOUNCER: In tough economic times, Senator Landrieu delivers. Ranked in the top 10 in Senate effectiveness, a centrist leader, Landrieu broke with her party, voting to end the death tax, lower energy and income taxes, voted against Social Security for illegal immigrants. And her seniority won us $40 billion in oil royalties and billions for hurricane recovery. LANDRIEU: I'm independent, Louisiana-focused—which means I always stand up for our state. I’m Mary Landrieu and I approve this message.
Colleen Hanabusa
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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
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Protecting our Kupuna - June 2, 2014
June 2, 2014
HANABUSA: There are no issues closer to my heart than Social Security and Medicare. In my two terms in Congress, I have voted again and again and again to protect Social Security and Medicare and prevent changes that would reduce benefits. I'm proud of my record and I will continue to stand up for our kupuna. Don't let anyone tell you different. Protecting our seniors is something you play politics with—ever. I'm Colleen Hanabusa and I approve this message.
Colleen Hanabusa
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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
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Real Issues - June 19, 2014
June 19, 2014
ANNOUNCER: Colleen Hanabusa has always stood up for what matters most to Hawaii’s families. Social Security for our seniors and services for our veterans. Jobs at Pearl Harbor and funding for our roads and buses. She's been a champion for native Hawaiians, for health care, for education—real issues for real people—because she's never forgotten. HANABUSA: The people Hawaii are my boss. Nobody else. ANNOUNCER: Colleen Hanabusa works for us. HANABUSA: I'm Colleen Hanabusa and I approve this message.
Colleen Hanabusa
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Real Solutions for Real Progress - 2010
January 1, 2010
HANABUSA: You have to talk. You have to interact. You have to be willing to listen and you just can't dig in and you just can’t say no. That is what this election is about. It is about being able to take hard positions but effectively come up with solutions. “No” is not a solution. Blocking is not a solution. A solution is passing legislation that best serves the interests of the people of the state of Hawaii. I'm Colleen Hanabusa and I approve this message.
Colleen Hanabusa
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Hardest Vote - July 3, 2014
July 3, 2014
HANABUSA: The hardest vote you can ever cast is whether to send America's sons and daughters into war. I know many veterans who have fought for our country and whenever we face a decision about armed combat, I think about them and their families and if their sacrifices will be worth the cost. There will always be dangerous places in the world—Iraq, Syria and others—but we must never again commit to war without the support the American people. I'm Colleen Hanabusa and I approve this message.
Colleen Hanabusa
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What You See Is What You Get - Fall 2010
October 1, 2010
HANABUSA: Aloha. I'm Colleen Hanabusa. I’ve never been known as a flashy politician. Pretty much what you see is what you get. But I don't think that’s so bad in public office. Fewer sound bites and more common sense would be a good thing. So is being in touch with your views on issues like federal funding for schools, or protecting Medicaid and Social Security. With your vote, I will support you and our community’s values, and what you see is what you you’ll get. I'm Colleen Hanabusa and I […]
Colleen Hanabusa
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Paperless - 2010
January 1, 2010
HANABUSA: When I got to the state Senate, things were a mess—literally. So I went to work. We cut waste and moved all of this stuff online—saved us millions—and we passed campaign-finance reform and cut legislative salaries, too. Now I'm running for Congress to hold Wall Street and the special interests accountable for the mess they’ve made, and help President Obama help Hawaii. Join me—together, we’ll clean up Washington, too. I'm Colleen Hanabusa and I approve this message.
Colleen Hanabusa
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Vote for My Daughter - 2010
January 1, 2010
HANABUSA: My mother has passed on to me more than our family recipes—the importance of family, hard work, respecting others and pulling together when times are tough. Generation after generation, Hawaii has dealt with hard times, and today is no different. But we're working together for real change to make sure local people can get ahead again. Important lessons for sure and the recipes are good, too. HANABUSA’S MOTHER: Please vote for my daughter. HANABUSA: Thanks, Mom. I'm Colleen Hanabusa and I approve this message.