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Kay Hagan
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Sad - Nov. 1, 2008
November 1, 2008
ANNOUNCER: It's come down to this. Newspapers say Elizabeth Dole’s attacks are desperate and jump into the deep end of the slime pool. She's ineffective, never home, putting the special interests first. That’s Senator Dole's record, and it’s sad it came to this. HAGAN: I'm Kay Hagan, and we know this negative stuff won’t create one new job, lower gas prices, or protect your savings. I approve this message, because turning our economy around starts with bringing people together.
Kay Hagan
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Global - Nov. 1, 2008
November 1, 2008
HAGAN: I'm Kay Hagan. As a businesswoman, senator and mom of three, I've seen a lot. And ya’ll know none of these nasty political attacks can slow me down. That kind of stuff won’t create one new job, lower gas prices, or protect your savings. And those attacks won’t cover up Senator Dole's record putting special interests first, and we know where that's gotten us. I approve this message because turning our economy around starts with bringing people together.
Kay Hagan
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For Janey - June 10, 2014
June 10, 2014
ENSMINGER: I served 24½ years in the United States Marine Corps. My daughter, Janey, died from leukemia. I found out the drinking water at Camp Lejeune had been highly contaminated, and that started me on a 17-year fight. Kay Hagan getting involved was a turning point. She stood up against the bureaucrats. ANNOUNER: In August 2012, the bipartisan Janey Ensminger Act became law. ENSMINGER: Thanks to Kay Hagan, justice is being done. HAGAN: I'm Kay Hagan and I approve this message.
Kay Hagan
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Fabric - June 10, 2014
June 10, 2014
ANNOUNCER Over 40 years in North Carolina, a textile company making yarn. But in 2005, a loophole in a trade deal allowed countries like China to exploit the rules, threatening our jobs. Then, Kay Hagan went to work, closing the loophole, saving hundreds of North Carolina jobs. MAN 1: When China breaks the rules, it threatens jobs like mine. MAN 2: Kay is going to bat for us against the Chinese. WOMAN 1: Kay is a woman fighting like crazy for our jobs. HAGAN: I'm Kay Hagan and I approve […]
Kay Hagan
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Voices - Nov. 1, 2008
November 1, 2008
ANNOUNCER: An independent voice. Kay Hagan, former vice president at North Carolina's largest bank, then a decade in the state Senate, reaching across party lines to ban drivers licenses for illegal immigrants, alance five state budgets in a row, expand early childhood education and raise teacher pay. Now the U.S. Senate needs a leader will finally put independent thinking and middle-class families before the Washington special interests. HAGAN: I'm Kay Hagan and I approve this message.
Kay Hagan
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Market - Nov. 1, 2008
November 1, 2008
ANNOUNCER: $2 trillion lost. It could have been your Social Security check. Elizabeth Dole voted for George Bush's Social Security privatization plan that risks our guaranteed monthly benefit on Wall Street—just another example of Senator Dole putting the special interest before us. HAGAN: Social Security promises a guaranteed benefit for retirement. That's why we have to strengthen it, not risk our savings in today's stock market. I'm Kay Hagan and I approve this message, because seniors deserve the security they've been promised.
Susan Collins
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Home - Sept. 23, 2008
September 23, 2008
ANNOUNCER: For Yvonnette and Paul St. Peter, home health care means being together, not apart. KATHERINE ANDERSON: Our clients are fortunate to be able to receive the care that they deserve. ANNOUNCER: Susan Collins led the fight to restore home health care funding, providing seniors care in the comfort of their own homes. She's been called the foremost advocate of home care and named a home care hero. ANDERSON: No individual on Capitol Hill has done more than Senator Collins to preserve the home care benefit. COLLINS: I'm Susan Collins […]
Susan Collins
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Jobs for Maine - Sept. 17, 2008
September 17, 2008
ANNOUNCER: From the farms of Aroostook to our high-tech firms, to our shipyards in Bath and Kittery, Susan Collins is helping grow good jobs. MIKE GOLDEN: In the last three years we've grown from about 80 employees to a little over 140. ANNOUNCER: Susan fought for Bath Iron Works, our small businesses and the funding that keeps Mainers working here. ROBERT POLIERO: We got laid off, and Senator Collins gave me the ability to learn a new trade. DEAN SMITH: After college, I returned home to work for a high-tech […]
Susan Collins
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Education - Sept. 10, 2008
September 10, 2008
ANNOUNCER: The average teacher spends more than $400 a year buying classroom supplies. Susan Collins knows the sacrifices our teachers make to give our kids the education they deserve. Susan wrote the bipartisan laws that created teacher tax credits, secured millions for Maine's rural schools and led the fight for increased grants to make college more affordable. COLLINS: I wanna make sure bit every student gets the chance at a good education. I'm Susan Collins and I approve this message.
Susan Collins
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Energy - Sept. 10, 2008
September 10, 2008
COLLINS: American faces an energy crisis but instead of working on an energy plan, Congress voted to adjourn for five weeks. I voted against adjourning because Congress should be working on a bipartisan plan to help us produce more, use less and pursue alternatives. It's time to get to work. I'm Susan Collins. I approve this message because Congress should get to work on a bipartisan energy plan.