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Jari Askins
categories: Political Ads, TV
Not About Ego. It's About Eating - July 2, 2010
July 2, 2010
ASKINS: Oklahoma women make only seventy six cents for every dollar a man makes. There's already a law against it but it's not enforced. I'll enforce it. It's not about ego, it's about eating. And I'll make certain Oklahoma women are paid as fairly as men. You can bank on it.
Elizabeth Dole
categories: Political Ads, TV
Mill - 2002
January 1, 2002
DOLE: I worked beside some wonderful folks recently in a textile mill. Our workers are the most productive in the world but thousands have lost their jobs and many more worried. I was raised to face a problem and fix it. We must enforce trade laws, cut red tape on small business to create jobs and reduce taxes so people can keep more of their own money. That will help get our economy going and put our people back to work.
Jari Askins
categories: Political Ads, TV
Standing up for Children - June 14, 2010
June 14, 2010
ASKINS: As a judge, and then head of the Parole Board I was tough on anyone who harmed a child. More kids die here from abuse per capita than any other state. That angers me. As governor, I'll fight to end the statute of limitations on crimes against children and demand lifetime monitoring of child molesters. Our government can do better and your family and our children deserve it. ANNOUNCER: Jari Askins - governor.
Elizabeth Dole
categories: Political Ads, TV
Prescription Drugs - 2002
January 1, 2002
DOLE: Mother and I talk every day. She lives with me here in Salisbury. DOLE'S MOTHER: We talk about family affairs. That's important there -- old friends. DOLE: Mothers 101, so we talk a lot about doctors and prescription drugs. I know why it's so important to talk to doctors, not bureaucrats, and why we need a Medicare prescription drug benefit. DOLE'S MOTHER: Mothers know best.
Jari Askins
categories: Political Ads, TV
Ethics - July 14, 2010
July 14, 2010
ASKINS: Now is the time for ethics reform. As governor, I'll demand politicians be prohibited from giving someone a state contract and then turning around and taking campaign contributions from them. It's as obvious as right and wrong.
Elizabeth Dole
categories: Political Ads, TV
Fibber Kay - Sept. 3, 2008
September 3, 2008
ANNOUNCER: They call her "Fibber Kay" Hagan. Fib after fib, she tries to turn us against Elizabeth Dole. But we know Elizabeth has been consistently voted one of the 10 most admired women in the world. Her clout works wonders for North Carolina. So bark away, Fibber Kay. That dog don't hunt. DOLE: I'm Elizabeth Dole and I approve this message.
Carolyn McCarthy
categories: Political Ads, TV
Support the Troops - June 20, 2009
June 20, 2009
ANNOUNCER: They put their lives on the line for us. Carolyn McCarthy believes America must keep our promises to those who serve. That's why she voted to expand the GI Bill and passed the largest increase in veterans healthcare in 77 years, improving VA hospitals and new treatment for veterans suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. Carolyn McCarthy—a leader always putting our soldiers and America first. MCCARTHY: I'm Carolyn McCarthy and I approve this message.
Kyrsten Sinema
categories: Political Ads, TV
Mothers - Sept. 27, 2012
September 27, 2012
WOMAN 1: As a social worker, Kyrsten Sinema knows what happens if children don't have health care. WOMAN 2: As a state senator, Kyrsten successfully fought to restore funding for kid’s care. WOMAN 3: And championed family to care for a new baby or a sick family member. WOMAN 4: It was Sinema’s legislation that protected breastfeeding mothers like us from indecent exposure laws. WOMAN 5: And she fought insurance companies who tried to deny women maternity benefits. SINEMA: I'm Kyrsten Sinema. I sponsored this ad to change Washington and […]
Jari Askins
categories: Political Ads, TV
Choosing Oklahoma - Oct. 7, 2010
October 7, 2010
ASKINDS: I'm so proud to be from here. I love the hills and the forest, the sunrises and sunsets. I love her people. I don't wanna work in Washington. I don't like the way they act in Washington. This is my state. It is your state. I wanna be a part of helping make sure that other generations have the same opportunity to choose to be here that I have.
Kyrsten Sinema
categories: Political Ads, TV
These Guys - July 24, 2012
July 24, 2012
SINEMA: These guys don't get it. They're more focused on dictating women's personal health care decisions like birth control than getting our economy back on track. I'll bring people together and work with both parties without sacrificing my progressive values. Like I did when I took on Governor Brewer to stop cuts in local schools and protect children’s healthcare. I'm Kyrsten Sinema. I sponsored this ad because the only way to change Washington is to change the people we send there.