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Kristi Noem
categories: Political Ads, Radio
Home Radio Ad - Aug. 28, 2012
August 28, 2012
ANNOUNCER: When you grow up in a farming and ranching family, you learn to appreciate hard work and how to fight through tough times. Just ask Kristi Noem. She knows the challenges facing our farmers and ranchers right now because she's experienced it with their own family. Record drought, high fuel and fertilizer costs, and over-regulation by Washington are creating extra hardship for farmers and ranchers all across South Dakota. That's why Kristi has pushed for emergency drought relief, protections for our ethanol producers and a farm bill that’s good […]
Joyce Beatty
categories: Political Ads, Radio
Coleman Voice - Feb. 3, 2012
February 3, 2012
ANNOUNCER: Mayor Michael Coleman, endorsing Joyce Beatty in the March 6 Democratic primary for Congress COLEMAN: The words that come to mind about Joyce Beatty—she's a person of compassion, conviction, she's smart, she has a backbone, she speaks up and she gets things done. She's gonna fight for our city. Right now we need jobs more than anything else. And we need a Congress that get things done. We're very excited about Joyce's candidacy for Congress. A lot of people have gotten behind her—including me—but there's civic leaders, there's neighborhood […]
Renee Ellmers
categories: Political Ads, Radio
Renee for Congress Radio Ad - April 2, 2012
April 2, 2012
ANNOUNCER: A call for help was always met with a smile and a commitment to make things better. For over 21 years, Renee Ellmers has dedicated her life to comforting, caring and lending a helping hand to those in need. As a registered nurse, wife, mother, successful businesswoman, Renee Ellmers helped lead the family’s small medical practice, where she balanced the budget and created jobs. Ellmers knows patient wellness should be in the hands of doctors, not politicians and bureaucrats. And in Congress, Ellmers has voted to repeal Obamacare. One […]
Robin Kelly
categories: Political Ads, Radio
Enough - Jan. 25, 2013
January 25, 2013
KELLY: It's heartbreaking. There are kids dying every day. I'm Robin Kelly. As a mother you think, what if that was my child? Sadly, our neighborhoods are no strangers to the worst kind of gun violence. It's why I've spent my career fighting to end this brutal reality. We all need to say, enough is enough. If elected to Congress, I will pass a strong comprehensive ban on assault weapons, eliminate the gun show loophole, ban high-capacity ammunition magazines, support current laws that prohibit conceal-and-carry and pledge never to receive […]
Mary Landrieu
categories: Political Ads, Radio
False & Misleading - Aug. 22, 2008
August 22, 2008
ANNOUNCER: What do you get when you mix high-octane nonsense with politics? False and misleading ads attacking Senator Mary Landrieu, that's what. Senator Landrieu is a leader, fighting to free us from Mideast oil and to lower gas prices. Mary Landrieu took on her own party to open up eight million more acres in the Gulf for drilling, and she's working to unite Republicans and Democrats in support of her plan to open up 120 million new acres for drilling and for developing alternative energy sources. She's a strong supporter […]
Colleen Hanabusa
categories: Political Ads, Radio
The Politics of No - Fall 2010
October 1, 2010
HANABUSA: Hawaii is very vulnerable. ANNOUNCER: Colleen Hanabusa shares her concerns for Hawaii. HANABUSA: We only have four members in the United States Congress—two in the Senate and two in the House. So you can't have somebody who votes no on a bill that's gonna ensure that teachers don't lose their jobs. Our elderly rely heavily on Medicaid. Why would you vote no on a bill that gives us Medicaid? What about those who are unemployed through no fault of their own? Unemployment benefits represent 6,000 families. Why would you […]
Colleen Hanabusa
categories: Political Ads, Radio
Vote on the Issues - 2010
January 1, 2010
HANABUSA: Aloha. I'm Colleen Hanabusa. I approve this message, and I think we'd all agree that Hawaii has never seen so many political ads and from so many mainland groups. So how do you know what's truth, what's fiction and what's totally made up? Here's what I think. Focus on actual votes in views on the real issues facing Hawaii right now in Congress. That's the job you’re sending us to do. If you support Wall Street and consumer reform, ending the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy, stimulus spending […]
Colleen Hanabusa
categories: Political Ads, Radio
Star-Advertiser Endorsement - Fall 2010
October 1, 2010
ANNOUNCER: The Honolulu Star-Advertiser endorses Colleen Hanabusa for Congress. They write, “Hanabusa’s views are closer to those of the majority of residents in Honolulu's 1st Congressional District. She deserves their votes.” Djou has negated votes by Representative Mazie Hirono, casting “no” votes on legislation such as campaign finance reform, energy reform and cost-saving single-payer Medicare. The Star-Advertiser notes that while Hanabusa is against extending the Bush tax cuts for the nation's wealthiest 2 percent, Djou wants the rich to be included in the extension, trusting that it will “trickle down” […]
Colleen Hanabusa
categories: Political Ads, Radio
Hypocrisy - Fall 2010
October 1, 2010
HANABUSA: I'm Colleen Hanabusa and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: In his television commercials and speeches, Charles Djou has repeatedly criticized Colleen Hanabusa for not currently living in the 1st Congressional District, even though there's no requirement for her to do so and disregarding the fact that she plans to move—but that's not the problem or even an issue. The problem is that Charles Djou did exactly what he's now criticizing. Back in his own 2002 city council race, Djou campaigned to represent Hawaii Kai while he still lived in […]
Colleen Hanabusa
categories: Political Ads, Radio
Record - Fall 2010
October 1, 2010
HANABUSA: I'm Colleen Hanabusa and I approve this message, because your vote matters. ANNOUNCER: Charles Djou says to look at his brief record in Congress as proof of the job he is doing for our country and for Hawaii. Fair enough—let’s look at his record. Djou voted no on Wall Street reform and consumer protection. Djou voted no to provide $86 million for Hawaii's Medicaid program and $39 million for public school assistant. Djou voted no—not once, but twice—to extend benefits to laid-off workers whose unemployment had run out. And […]