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Terri Sewell
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Jobs - Oct, 29, 2012
October 29, 2012
SEWELL: This is Congresswoman Terri Sewell and I'm asking for your vote on Tuesday, November 6. As your representative in Congress, I have fought to create opportunities and provide resources. That's why I've worked to promote economic development, to create new jobs and introduce legislation to incentivize small businesses. I have fought for better education, investment in our infrastructure and worked to protect the needs of Alabama farmers. Creating jobs in Alabama is my top priority. I have supported President Obama's jobs initiative to turn our economy around and stood […]
Terri Sewell
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Our Journey - Oct. 18, 2012
October 18, 2012
ANNOUNCER: She's Alabama's first African-American woman elected to Congress. She's Congresswoman Terri Sewell. SEWELL: Two years ago you honored me with your vote and we made history in Alabama, but our journey has just begun. I want to return to Washington to continue the fight for the values that we hold dear—protecting Medicaid and Medicare, strengthening Social Security, insuring that all Americans have access to quality and affordable health care, and fighting for the returning veterans that have fought for us. Growing up, my parents instilled in me the value […]
Mariannette Miller-Meeks
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Shame on you Dave Loebsack - Oct. 31, 2010
October 31, 2010
ANNETTE MILLER: Hello, I’m Annette Miller and my daughter, Dr. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, is running for Congress. In Ottumwa, people say she drove them to the university for a doctor visit and she didn't even charge soldiers for eye surgery when they were deploying. Now I hear lies attacking her. She would never raise taxes or gamble with Social Security. Shame on you, Dave Loebsack. Someone should wash your mouth out with soap. Loebsack gave himself a raise but said no to seniors on Social Security for two years, and he […]
Mariannette Miller-Meeks
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Miller-Meeks for Congress (radio) - Sept. 29, 2010
September 29, 2010
ANNOUNCER: Documented by the press, Congressman Dave Loebsack was caught sleeping during health care hearings. Unfortunately Loebsack was awake when he voted to spend hundreds of billions our tax dollars bailing out Wall Street fat cats. And Loebsack voted for massive new government spending—tripling the national debt, mortgaging our children's future. Incumbent Loebsack also voted for a new energy tax which will cost every Iowa family $1,300 and will kill another 30,000 Iowa jobs. Awake or sleep, Loebsack is bad for Iowa’s families, taxpayers and seniors. On November 2, vote […]
Terri Sewell
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Our Journey - May 19, 2014
May 19, 2014
ANNUONCER: She's Alabama's first African-American woman elected to Congress. She's Congresswoman Terri Sewell. SEWELL: Four years ago you honored me with your vote and we made history in Alabama, but our journey has just begun. I want to return to Washington to continue the fight for the values that we hold dear—protecting Medicaid and Medicare, strengthening Social Security, insuring access to quality and affordable health care, making sure our children get the education they deserve, and fighting for the returning veterans that have fought for us. I supported President Obama's […]
Susana Martinez
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Trust (radio) - Oct. 24, 2010
October 24, 2010
ANNOUNCER: Paid for by Susana Martinez for Governor, Anna Emerick-Biad, treasurer. ANNOUNCER: Diane Denish—trust what she says or trust what she does. Denish talks tough about out-of-state corporations, but records tell another story. Press reports Diane Denish had a financial interest in out-of-state corporation that received a $500 million tax deal—the largest in state history. Denish’s husband was the paid lobbyist while Diane Denish’s administration gave her husband's client the $500 million deal. There's more. Diane Denish falsely attacked Susana Martinez on water. Denish says she’ll stand up to Texas, […]
Susana Martinez
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How Much? - Sept. 21, 2010
September 21, 2010
ANNOUNCER: Paid for by Susana Martinez for Governor, Anna Emerick-Biad, treasurer. ANNOUNCER: We all know the Richardson/Denish administration made pay-to-play a household term. But what did Diane Denish know? A Democrat senator said Denish was either complicit or complacent in the culture of corruption. Now, another scandal. Turns out Diane Denish had a financial interest in a wealthy corporation that got a state tax deal worth $500 million. Press now reports the developer paid Denish’s husband to lobby her administration. While Diane Denish profited, she pushed the taxpayer-funded development plan. […]
Susana Martinez
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Eight Years (radio) - Oct. 25, 2010
October 25, 2010
ANNOUNCER: Paid for by Susana Martinez for Governor, Anna Emerick-Biad, treasurer. ANNOUNCER: Eight years. Richardson-Denish had eight years to enact their agenda. They did and we lost 55,000 jobs. As families suffered, Diane Denish used stimulus funds to fly the $5 million jet instead of creating jobs. In 2003, Denish promised that all children would read by the third-grade, but eight years later eighty percent of fourth-graders can't read proficiently and forty percent drop out. In eight years, Richardson-Denish made pay-to-play a household term and gave 50,000 driver's licenses to […]
Diane Black
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Fight Back with Diane Black! - June 8, 2012
June 8, 2012
BLACK: Businesses have to live within a budget. But it's been three years since Washington passed any budget. I argued, I begged, I even got mad. Now I found the answer -- cut their pay. I'm Diane Black and here is my plan. If Congress doesn't pass the budget, Congress doesn't get a paycheck. No budget, no pay. You wanna yank their chain? Grab their wallet. I'm Diane Black and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: There are 435 members of Congress. How many members have voted more conservatively than Diane […]
Carol Shea-Porter
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Matt Lahey for Carol - Nov. 1, 2012
November 1, 2012
LAHEY: I'm Matt Lahey for Carol Shea-Porter. As a mayor and city councilor in Laconia for seventeen years, I know that Carol’s positions regarding jobs, healthcare, seniors and veterans are good for the country. Most important to me is Carol's genuine support for Social Security retirement. For most retirees, Social Security is their primary, if not sole, source of income. Seventy-five percent of people nearing retirement age have saved $30,000 or less. Paying the mortgage, putting food on the table and providing for the kids is hard enough. Frank Guinta […]