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Susana Martinez
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Make a Difference - Oct. 25, 2010
October 25, 2010
MARTINEZ: Times are tough. We can’t keep electing the same people and expect different results. But we have to do more than just change the party in power. We have to bring bold change—the kind that improves people's lives. I've taken on tough challenges my entire career, and delivered results. It's always been about making a real difference in someone's life. And that's what I'll do as governor. Join me. It’s our state. Together, we'll take it back. ANNOUNCER: Susana Martinez for governor.
Shelley Moore Capito
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Fighting for the Home Team (1 min.) - July 29, 2014
July 29, 2014
CAPITO: I think West Virginia families are scared about tomorrow, no matter what you do, because what we see is a Washington, a president, who doesn't seem to care. The president's come out with rules that say no new coal-fired power plants but what he's gonna come out within the next several months, is you're not even going to be able to burn coal very limitedly in the existing plants. And this is really gonna hurt West Virginia. ANNOUNCER: When Obama declared his war on coal, Natalie Tennant not only […]
Susana Martinez
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Courage - July 23, 2014
July 23, 2014
MARTINEZ: We're investing more in education ever before. But money alone isn’t the answer. KATHY SANDOVAL-SNIDER: We can't keep doing the same thing. It doesn't work. It takes courage to do something different and Governor Martinez has that courage. Governor Martinez listens to principals, she listens to teachers about what works. ANNOUNCER: New Mexico is now the top state when it comes to improving graduation rates. MARTINEZ: There’s more to do, but its focus on moving forward not turning back. ANNOUNCER: She's our governor—Susana Martinez.
Susana Martinez
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Mom and Pop - June 6, 2014
June 6, 2014
MARTINEZ: My parents started a security guard business around the kitchen table, and I guarded a parking lot at a Catholic church bingo. ANNOUNCER: Susana Martinez. MARTINEZ: Small businesses can't afford lobbyists and lawyers. That's why as governor I fought to level the playing field. MAN: Governor Martinez helped us get off the ground. She cared about our family business. ANNOUNCER: Named “National Woman of the Year” by Hispanic Business Magazine. MARTINEZ: Creating a diverse economy starts small businesses, and that's something I'll never forget. ANNOUNCER: She's our governor—Susana Martinez.
Susana Martinez
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Same - May 28, 2014
May 28, 2014
ANNOUNCER: Five politicians, same old failed agenda. Like social promotion—passing kids to the next grade even when they can't read. New Mexico deserves better—Susana Martinez. MARTINEZ: We’re investing more in education than ever before. But money alone isn’t the answer. We raised standards and gave struggling students more help. ANNOUNCER: Graduation rates up, reading scores on the rise. MARTINEZ: There’s more to do, but its focus on moving forward not turning back. ANNOUNCER: Susana Martinez—governor.
Susana Martinez
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Priorities - May 7, 2014
May 7, 2014
MARTINEZ: When I took office, we had the largest deficit in history. That's why I sold the state's luxury jet. The maintenance alone cost taxpayers about $250,000 every year. Now we spend that amount providing every first-grader with a summer reading book of their very own, a book they can read with their parents because education reform begins at home. I believe it's better to buy reading books for first graders than to pay for a luxury jet. ANNOUNCER: She's our governor—Susana Martinez.
Colleen Hanabusa
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Values - July 28, 2014
July 28, 2014
HANABUSA: Aloha. This election is about many things, from our experience to the issues you believe in. But it’s also about our long-held values. I worry that Hawaii is becoming more and more like everywhere else and less like the place we've always loved. We never want to lose the things that Hawaii special—the pride in our traditions and our hopes for the future. Mahalo for your support and I humbly ask for your vote. I'm Colleen Hanabusa and I approve this message.
Colleen Hanabusa
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Inouye - July 17, 2014
July 17, 2014
HANABUSA: What Senator Inouye taught me is to be effective one is not in the front of the parade. You are the bosses. You are the ones that I have to be accountable for—and only you. He taught me humility and never forgetting who you are there to serve. Because that is what it's all about. I'm Colleen Hanabusa and I approve this message.
Colleen Hanabusa
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No Rubber Stamp - July 17, 2014
July 17, 2014
HANABUSA: Yes, I am a wonk. And it’s not a derogatory term. I enjoy reading bills—I really do. Because I need to know and that's all being wonky. ‘Cause that’s what I think people expect. I think you don't want us to just go and rubber-stamp. The person who can best represent you is someone who never forgets that's exactly what they're doing—they’re representing you. I'm Colleen Hanabusa and I approve this message.
Jeanne Shaheen
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Burden - July 21, 2014
July 21, 2014
SHAHEEN: New Hampshire students leave college with on average $33,000 in debt. It can slow them down for years. But right now, our kids can't refinance their student loans the way you can refinance a car or a mortgage. I want to change that. I’m fighting for a bill to allow students to refinance their loans. It will lower rates and save families thousands of dollars. I'm Jeanne Shaheen. I approve this message because our kids shouldn't be burdened by debt. They should be chasing their dreams.