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Joyce Beatty
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Job One - Oct. 24, 2012
October 24, 2012
ANNOUNCER: Joyce Beatty. BEATTY: I'll make Ohio jobs Job One. I'm a small business owner. I'll fight for a new law to make sure American companies get the first crack at all government contracts so our tax dollars create jobs here. ANNOUNCER: Joyce Beatty: protecting Medicare and Social Security. WOMAN 1: A new voice. MAN 1: Our best choice. MAN 2: Joyce. WOMAN 2: Joyce. MAYOR MICHAEL COLEMAN (Columbus, OH): Joyce Beatty for Congress. ANNOUNCER: Joyce Beatty for Congress. BEATTY I'm Joyce Beatty and I approve this message.
Lois Capps
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The Choice is Clear - Oct. 30, 2012
October 30, 2012
CAPPS: I'm Lois Capps and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: Our choice in this election is clear. President Obama and Lois Capps or Romney and Maldonado. Equally clear are the challenges before us. That's why Lois Capps will work with President Obama to build a stronger economy and grow the middle class. Above all, Lois Capps always does what's best for the Central Coast because her only agenda is you. Lois Capps for Congress. A lifetime of service built on trust.
Lois Capps
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Jump - Oct. 24, 2012
October 24, 2012
CAPPS: I'm Lois Capps and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: When Arnold Schwarzenegger said, "Jump!" Abel Maldonado said, "How high?" That's why Sacramento politician Abel Maldonado voted for Schwarzenegger's budget, including the highest tax rate hike and deepest education cuts in California history. No wonder Washington Republicans and their super PAC support Maldonado for Congress. Maldonado would fit right right in with the Washington Republicans. Sacramento politician Abel Maldonado: you just can't trust him.
Lois Capps
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Endorsed by Central Coast Papers - Oct. 18, 2012
October 18, 2012
CAPPS: I'm Lois Capps and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: Central Coast newspapers endorse Lois Capps. The Star calls Lois "thoughtful" and "bipartisan," saying Maldonado "failed to make a compelling argument." The Independent says Lois "works exceedingly hard" and "gets things done," calling Maldonado "equivocal in the extreme." The Tribune, a paper that previously supported Maldonado, now endorses Lois Capps, saying she's "consistently strong," "effective," the candidate who will act to "benefit all her constituents."
Lois Capps
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The Choice on Wall Street Reform - Oct. 17, 2012
October 17, 2012
CAPPS: I'm Lois Capps and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: Lois Capps stands with middle-class families against powerful corporate interests. She voted to clean up Wall Street to end the reckless behavior that led to the economic meltdown. Wall Street lobbyists are still spending millions fighting these reforms. Abel Maldonado? He and Mitt Romney would let Wall Street run wild again and would repeal financial protections for the middle class. Sacramento politician Abel Maldonado: you just can't trust him.
Lois Capps
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Maldonado's Back Taxes - Sept. 8, 2012
September 8, 2012
CAPPS: I'm Lois Capps and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: Newspapers report that Abel Maldonado owes $4.2 million in back taxes. Tax records show Maldonado took questionable deductions for his country club membership, luxury vacation homes and a private plane. While Sacramento politician Abel Maldonado was avoiding his taxes, he was casting the deciding vote for Schwarzenegger's budget that raised your taxes. Can you really trust someone who doesn't pay his own taxes but raises yours?
Lois Capps
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Maldonado's Latest Tax Abuse - Oct. 8, 2012
October 8, 2012
CAPPS: I'm Lois Capps and I approve this message. Clip of Maldonado speaking: I have not run a negative ad in this campaign. [crowd booing]. I have not. ANNOUNCER: Abel Maldonado will say anything, but it gets worse. The Tribune reports that Abel Maldonado's business tried to write off the cost of a political fundraiser. The IRS disallowed this write off and California election officials say not reporting campaign expenses is a criminal offense. Sacramento politician Abel Maldonado: you just can't trust him.