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Carolyn McCarthy
categories: Political Ads, TV
What Does - Oct. 22, 2010
October 22, 2010
MCCARTHY: I'm Carolyn McCarthy. I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: What does Nassau County know about Fran Becker? As a county legislator, Becker raised our property taxes. He voted for a pay raise. Becker’s family received thousands in no-bid contracts and now—a pledge from Fran Becker to keep giving tax breaks to the big corporations who are shipping New York jobs overseas. Fran Becker—not someone Long Island can afford to have in Congress.
Carol Shea-Porter
categories: Political Ads, TV
Can't Believe - Oct. 7, 2010
October 7, 2010
SHEA-PORTER: I'm Carol Shea-Porter and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: Do you know frank Guinta? Here’s what Republicans and conservatives say. Sean Mahoney questioned his honesty for failing to disclose a secret bank account. Jeb Bradley, his former boss, said he should drop out if he refuses to explain where his money comes from. Even the Union Leader couldn't endorse him in the primary, saying “Frank Guinta has not impressed us at all.” If Republicans and conservatives don't trust Frank Guinta, why should the rest of us?
Carolyn McCarthy
categories: Political Ads, TV
Local Jobs - Oct. 14, 2010
October 14, 2010
ANNOUNCER: For Carolyn McCarthy, local jobs always come first. It's why she passed new tax cuts and improved access to credit for small businesses. Because Carolyn knows it’s small business that creates growth more opportunities. The same leader who just voted end the unfair tax breaks for big corporations who are shipping American jobs overseas. Carolyn McCarthy—getting this economy back on track, one job at a time. MCCARTHY: I'm Carolyn McCarthy. I approve this message.
Carol Shea-Porter
categories: Political Ads, TV
At Risk - Oct. 17, 2010
October 17, 2010
SHEA-PORTER: I'm Carol Shea-Porter and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: Can we trust Frank Guinta to protect Social Security? First this… CLIP OF GUINTA: My kids are 6 and 5—they shouldn’t know what Social Security is… ANNOUNCER: Eliminating Social Security? Guinta then said, “Let me take my own money and deal with my own investments for retirement.” That’s privatization—a risky scheme that would put Social Security in the hands of Wall Street. If Social Security is at risk, what else is Frank Guinta willing to sacrifice?
Carolyn McCarthy
categories: Political Ads, TV
Long Island's Working Families - Nov. 19, 2009
November 19, 2009
ANNOUNCER: Fighting for middle-class families. Carolyn McCarthy knows kitchen-table concerns always come first. That's why Carolyn voted to increase the minimum wage, cut taxes for the middle class and protect our retirement with pension reforms. On energy, Carolyn supports responsible drilling and new investments in renewable fuels to lower energy costs and end our dependence on foreign oil. Carolyn McCarthy—one leader always putting middle-class families first. MCCARTHY: I'm Carolyn McCarthy and I approve this message.
Kyrsten Sinema
categories: Political Ads, TV
Moral Obligation - Oct. 16, 2012
October 16, 2012
SINEMA: They risk their lives for us, gave up their jobs for us. Their family sacrificed for us. We have a moral obligation to take care of our men and women in uniform when they return home. That's why as a state senator, I worked across party lines to make it easier for returning veterans to go to college, to get technical training, and their spouses to get business licenses and assistance in getting a job. I'm Kyrsten Sinema. I sponsored this ad to change Washington and get things done.
Chellie M Pingree
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Uncommon Leadership - May 14, 2008
May 14, 2008
ANNOUNCER: Uncommon leadership. Chellie Pingree—a state senator who took on the special interest to lower drug costs for Maine’s middle-class, a small business owner creating jobs, a commitment to community and family, a national leader on ethics reform as president of Common Cause. Now Chellie Pingree is running for Congress to finally end the war, reform health care and create the quality jobs we need to move forward. PINGREE: I'm Chellie Pingree and I approve this message.
Terri Sewell
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Toughest Fight - May 24, 2010
May 24, 2010
The 4th television ad of Sewell's 2010 congressional campaign. SEWELL: Sometimes the toughest fights come after the game is over, like the fight my dad faced after his stroke. Today, Dad is recovering, but Mom and I struggle each day to fight for the health care coverage he's already paid for. That's just wrong. In Congress, I’ll fight for affordable healthcare for all Alabamians. I'm Terri Sewell and I approve this message because health care should be a right, not a fight.
Chellie M Pingree
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Leadership on Iraq - May 12, 2008
May 12, 2008
ANNOUNCER: It was uncommon. Chellie Pingree had the courage to oppose the war in Iraq from the beginning even when other Democrats supported George Bush PINGREE: I stood up against the war and what it would cost our country. It's time to invest the 400 million we spend each day in Iraq here at home—on affordable health care, job creation, and education our kids can count on. I'm Chellie Pingree and I approve this message because it’s time finally change Washington.
Terri Sewell
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Doors - May 3, 2010
May 3, 2010
The 3rd television ad of Sewell's 2010 congressional campaign. SEWELL: I'm Terri Sewell and I approve this message. ANNOUNCER: Doors of opportunity are found here in our public schools, at our colleges and universities, and at our job training facilities. SEWELL: In Congress, I’ll work to improve public schools for all our children, because when we give them the skills to succeed, we’ll will attract new jobs to Alabama—for ourselves and our children. The best economic development plan is a great education. ANNOUNCER: Terri Sewell for Congress.