Congressman Tom Udall's Senate Campaign today released its second Polly ad, this one featuring Polly Bush Economics and highlighting Steve Pearces support for Bush's failed economic policies. The first Polly ad featured Polly Big Oil parroting Pearces talking points on Big Oils behalf.
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Thursday, October 23, 2008
Friday, October 10, 2008
Updated: WHITE LAUNCHES NEW TV AD.
The day after the National Republican Congressional Committee cut funding for some Darren White TV commercial's, his campaign has released a new ad, called the "Trolley." The ad highlights his Democrat Martin Heinrich’s push to extend the City of Albuquerque 's quarter-cent transportation tax for 10 years – without voter approval – to pay for a $270 million trolley car that would service his own Nob Hill neighborhood.
Campaign spokesman Stephen Schatz claims, "When the transportation tax was first passed in the nineties, voters were promised it was temporary and would sunset in 10 years. But Martin Heinrich tried to extend the tax without voter approval."
Schatz also said, "This led to weeks of public and media criticism, which ultimately forced Heinrich to back off his plan to increase taxes without voter approval to fund the trolley car."
Blogger Joe Monahan reports the NRCC will put up about $232,000 in tube time for Darren starting October 14th.
UPDATE- 5:31
The Editor of the New Mexico Independent David Alire Garcia has an in-depth story on the "war of words" in the 2008 1st Congressional District race here. Garcia says the Heinrich campaign is still trying to clarify the flap over whether or not he was an unregistered lobbyist.
Campaign spokesman Stephen Schatz claims, "When the transportation tax was first passed in the nineties, voters were promised it was temporary and would sunset in 10 years. But Martin Heinrich tried to extend the tax without voter approval."
Schatz also said, "This led to weeks of public and media criticism, which ultimately forced Heinrich to back off his plan to increase taxes without voter approval to fund the trolley car."
Blogger Joe Monahan reports the NRCC will put up about $232,000 in tube time for Darren starting October 14th.
UPDATE- 5:31
The Editor of the New Mexico Independent David Alire Garcia has an in-depth story on the "war of words" in the 2008 1st Congressional District race here. Garcia says the Heinrich campaign is still trying to clarify the flap over whether or not he was an unregistered lobbyist.
Saturday, August 23, 2008
Biden Really Wants to be in the Executive Branch!
U.S. Senator John McCain's presidential campaign today released its latest television ad, entitled "Biden."
As the ad highlights, before he was selected to run on the Democratic ticket, Sen. Joe Biden questioned Barack Obama's lack of experience. Earlier in the presidential race Biden told Comedy Central host Jon Stewart that he'd be honored to run with or against McCain!
The ad will air in key battleground states. It's unclear if it's scheduled to run in New Mexico.
New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson who was on the short list for Vice President is taking the high road. Perhaps with Biden in the number two position he'll have a better chance at being appointed Secretary of State, a job he's said he'd love to have.
Richardson says he likes Obama's pick for Vice President:
"Joe Biden brings seasoned judgment, foreign policy expertise, and a great sense of humor to the ticket. Joe has paid his dues as a public servant and the Vice Presidential spot is a deserved capstone to a great career. Barack Obama has shown solid judgment by selecting Joe Biden as his running mate. Joe is someone that Senator Obama and our country can trust."
Check out Mark Bralley's photo essay on the Dem's trip to ABQ on Monday.
As the ad highlights, before he was selected to run on the Democratic ticket, Sen. Joe Biden questioned Barack Obama's lack of experience. Earlier in the presidential race Biden told Comedy Central host Jon Stewart that he'd be honored to run with or against McCain!
The ad will air in key battleground states. It's unclear if it's scheduled to run in New Mexico.
New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson who was on the short list for Vice President is taking the high road. Perhaps with Biden in the number two position he'll have a better chance at being appointed Secretary of State, a job he's said he'd love to have.
Richardson says he likes Obama's pick for Vice President:
"Joe Biden brings seasoned judgment, foreign policy expertise, and a great sense of humor to the ticket. Joe has paid his dues as a public servant and the Vice Presidential spot is a deserved capstone to a great career. Barack Obama has shown solid judgment by selecting Joe Biden as his running mate. Joe is someone that Senator Obama and our country can trust."
Check out Mark Bralley's photo essay on the Dem's trip to ABQ on Monday.
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