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Nan Hayworth
categories: Political Ads, TV
Rubbish! - Oct. 16, 2012
October 16, 2012
HAYWORTH'S MOTHER: These ads are rubbish. HAYWORTH'S FATHER: Garbage! HAYWORTH'S MOTHER: Can you believe this rubbish? HAYWORTH'S FATHER: These ads are garbage. HAYWORTH'S MOTHER: Rubbish! HAYWORTH'S FATHER: Nan voted to protect Medicare and Social Security. She cares about people. Why do politicians say such garbage? HAYWORTH'S MOTHER: We raised Nan right. HAYWORTH'S FATHER: She respects their elders. HAYWORTH: I'm Nan Hayworth and I approve this message. HAYWORTH'S MOTHER AND FATHER: That’s our girl. HAYWORTH: And I am their girl.
Nan Hayworth
categories: Political Ads, TV
The Many Faces of Sean Maloney - Oct. 16, 2012
October 16, 2012
ANNOUNCER: Meet the many faces of Sean Maloney. Carpetbagger Maloney never lived in the Hudson Valley, now running for Congress here. Political operative Maloney helped Eliot Spitzer hide the truth during the Troopergate scandal. Manhattan liberal Maloney who wants to rob around 700 billion from Medicare to fund new government programs. That's Sean Maloney, the man fellow democrats call an out-of-touch, ethically compromised carpetbagger. HAYWORTH: I'm Nan Hayworth and I approve this message.
Nan Hayworth
categories: Political Ads, TV
My priorities are your priorities - Oct. 11, 2012
October 11, 2012
HAYWORTH: I'm Nan Hayworth and these are my priorities. Make it easier to create jobs here, cut red tape, make taxes simpler and fairer, protect Social Security and Medicare for our seniors, put you at the center of your health care and put the interests of our Hudson Valley, where I've lived for twenty four years, ahead of partisan politics. Your priorities are my priorities. I'm Nan Hayworth and I approve this message.
Nan Hayworth
categories: Political Ads, TV
Fighting to Keep Medicare Safe - Oct. 10, 2012
October 10, 2012
HAYWORTH: Seniors who rely on Medicare, like my own parents, shouldn't have to worry about being able to see their doctors. That's why I voted to protect the Medicare trust fund, preserve Medicare Advantage and let seniors and their doctors—not bureaucrats—make the decisions about their health care. As a daughter, a doctor and your congresswoman, I will always fight to keep Medicare safe and reliable. I'm Nan Hayworth and I approve this message.
Kristi Noem
categories: Political Ads, TV
Thanks - Oct. 20, 2010
October 30, 2010
NOEM: We’ve put up all the signs, handed out the brochures. It's time to do one last thing—say thank you. Thanks for watching and for listening and for caring. We’ve talked about a lot of issues, but that's not all this election is about. This is what it's about—our families. I’m Kristia Noem and I approve this message, and I humbly ask for your vote. Now who wants to help me clean all this up? Come on.
Kristi Noem
categories: Political Ads, TV
Board Games - Oct. 1, 2010
October 1, 2010
KASSIDY NOEM: Okay, Kennedy, you owe forty $42,000. KENNEDY NOEM: What?! KASSIDY: Come on—$42,000. And Booker, you owe forty $42,000, too. BOOKER NOEM: But my allowance is only two bucks. KASSIDY: I know, but we all owe $42,000. It’s part of the National debt. KENNEDY: Mom! NOEM: I’m Kristi Noem. We need to cut spending and lower the debt. I approve this message because our kids shouldn't be paying for Washington's mistakes. BOOKER: Mom, I don’t have $42,000. NOEM: I’ll work on it.
Kristi Noem
categories: Political Ads, TV
Caucus - Sept. 21, 2010
September 21, 2010
NOEM: Here on the ranch in South Dakota, we don't take a lot of polls or hold many caucuses. We do what needs to be done. That's what I'll do in Washington. Unlike my opponent I’ll vote to lower the national debt, vote against wasteful spending, repeal government-mandated health care and work every day to create jobs. Oh and one more thing my first vote won't be to make Nancy Pelosi speaker. I’m Kristi Noem and I approve this message. Sorry, Nancy.
Kristi Noem
categories: Political Ads, TV
Serve - Sept. 13, 2010
September 13, 2010
ANNOUNCER: Washington is on a spending spree, a jobless stimulus, expensive health care mandates, trillions in new debt and our children forced to pay it back. NOEM: The government is here to serve the people, not the other way around. ANNOUNCER: Kristi Noem will go to Washington to rein in spending, balance the budget, help small businesses create jobs, and give South Dakota a voice again. NOEM: I’m Kristi Noem and I approve this message.
Kristi Noem
categories: Political Ads, TV
Kristi Noem for Congress - May 25, 2010
May 25, 2010
NOEM: Most people in South Dakota believe in three basic principles: don't spend more money than you have, don't saddle your children with your debts, protect the freedom that made our country great. These make perfect sense in South Dakota, but the House of Representatives isn't getting the message. Why? Because right now South Dakota doesn't have a voice in Congress. It's time for that to change. I’m Kristi Noem. I approve this message. We need to take a little South Dakota common sense to Congress.
Kristi Noem
categories: Political Ads, TV
Kristi Noem for Congress - April 21, 2010
April 21, 2010
Noem's first ad in the 2010 election. NOEM: When we lost my dad in a farming accident, I came home to help run the family farm. No one asked me to do it—it was just the right thing to do. That's why I am running for Congress. Washington is attacking our freedom, refusing to balance the budget and running up debts our children will have to pay off. South Dakota's voice is not being heard in the House. That has to change. I’m Kristi Noem. I approve this message because […]