Featured Propaganda
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Kelliher Aims At Pawlenty In Latest TV Ad07/18/2010Tim Pawlenty isn't running for Governor, but he is the focus of DFL endorsed candidate Margaret Anderson Kellier's latest TV ad that will start airing this week. Full Video |
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President Obama Announces Supreme Court Nominee Elena Kagan05/10/2010President Barack Obama announces his nominee for the Supreme Court, Solicitor General Elena Kagan, in a video message to Organizing for America. Full Video |
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Party Propaganda:DNC calls out Bachmann, Kline, House Republicans For Lies, Scare Tactics On Health11/13/2009The Democratic National Committee (DNC) announced today the latest in its ongoing series – Call ‘Em Out – calling out House Republicans for their continued use of debunked claims and outright lies to distort the health insurance reform debate and block reform. For months, Republicans have offered nothing but outlandish assertions – based purely on myth – and it’s crucial in the homestretch of this necessary and historic health reform effort that reform supporters double down on separating fact from fiction. In an email that will be sent today, DNC Executive Director Jen O’Malley Dillon asks health reform supporters to watch a video pitting house members’ misleading, false claims against the independent organizations who have repeatedly discounted those claims and asks supporters to share their concerns with their Representative via twitter. Full Video |
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Party Propaganda: New TV Spot: “Justice” Introduces Americans to Judge Sonia Sotomayor05/27/2009New TV Spot: “Justice” Introduces Americans to Judge Sonia Sotomayor The Coalition for Constitutional Values, a national coalition of the nation’s leading nonprofit and advocacy organizations, announced today that it will begin airing “Justice” a new 30-second television spot that will run on national network news and cable news starting today. “This spot introduces the American people to Judge Sonia Sotomayor. Every aspect of American life is affected by our justice system,” said Wade Henderson, co-chair of the Coalition for Constitutional Values and president of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights. “It’s important they understand her fair-minded approach to the law which is grounded both in her eminent legal qualifications and her life experiences.” The Coalition for Constitutional Values, whose members represent millions of Americans, believes it is important that the American people know about the qualities of their Supreme Court justices. “In selecting Judge Sotomayor, the president has nominated a candidate of sterling credentials who will uphold the Constitution and the law,” said Nan Aron, co-chair of the Coalition for Constitutional Values and president of Alliance for Justice. “We commend President Obama for choosing a brilliant and fair-minded jurist to serve on our nation’s highest court. Judge Sotomayor is precisely the kind of nominee we need – one who, as President Obama described, ‘has the intellectual firepower but also a little bit of a common touch and has a practical sense of how the world works.’” “President Obama used this opportunity to do exactly what he promised in last year’s election - to select a person who has demonstrated an abiding commitment to core constitutional values of justice, opportunity, and equality under the law. He has named someone who understands the impact that the law has on the everyday lives of ordinary Americans,” said Michael B. Keegan, co-chair of the Coalition for Constitutional Values and president of People for the American Way. The new spot is part of a broader public education campaign launched by the Coalition for Constitutional Values, co-chaired by the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights, Alliance for Justice and People for the American Way. The Coalition hopes the spot will introduce the American public to Judge Sotomayor who has experience in nearly every aspect of the law, having served as a big-city prosecutor and a corporate litigator, a federal trial judge and an appellate judge. Full Video |
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DFL Ad- "Give it up Norm"04/21/2009A new video from the DFL pointing out that Norm Coleman once said that if he were behind by a few hundred votes, he would step aside. Al Franken leades Norm Coleman by 312 votes in Minnesota's US Senate Race. Norm Coleman is appealing the election result to the Minnesota Supreme Court Full Video |
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Coleman: Franken Did Not Win This Election02/13/2009Former US Senator Norm Coleman expresses confidence that rejected absentee ballots from Republican leaning areas will help him overcome Al Franken's lead in Minnesota's US Senate race. Coleman is suing in court to overturn the results of the election. Full Video |
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Former Senator Norm Coleman Pleads His Case On You Tube01/26/2009Video From The Norm Coleman Campaign: Hear Senator Coleman's own words about the importance of the election contest in making sure every valid vote counts. Full Video |
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DSCC Ad: Why Is Norm Running Away?11/01/2008A new TV ad from the DSCC. Full Video |
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Coleman Ad Says Franken Behind Lawsuit11/01/2008Coleman for Senate releases "There has got to be a better way" Full Video |
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"With A Little Help From His Friends" -DFL on Sen. Coleman10/24/2008Norm Coleman's special interest friends pay for his rent, his utilities, his trips, even his clothes -- no wonder he's no friend to Minnesota's middle class. Full Video |
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"Disgrace"-Ad for Al Franken10/09/2008The Al Franken for Senate campaign released this ad to show Minnesotans the truth about Norm Coleman's attacks. Full Video |
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"Negative Attack Ads"- DNC Video10/07/2008CHYRON: "John McCain... readying a newly aggressive assault on Sen. Barack Obama's character." [Washington Post, 10/04/08] VIDEO: Montage of McCain attack ads CHYRON: John McCain is "looking forward to turning a page on this financial crisis." [Washington Post, 10/04/08] VIDEO: Montage of McCain attack ads CHYRON: McCain Campaign's Ad Spending Now Nearly 100 Percent Devoted to Attack Ads [Talking Points Memo, 10/3/08] MCAIN: "I'm John McCain and I approved this message." MCCAIN: "Uh, I, I just have to rely on the good judgment of the voters not to buy into these negative attack ads. Sooner or later, people are going to figure out if all you run is negative attack ads you don't have much of a vision for the future or you're not ready to articulate it." [The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer, 2/21/2000] CHYRON: John McCain: We Can't Afford More of the Same Full Video |
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"Betting On McCain" - DNCC Video09/29/2008MCCAIN: "Well, I am a betting man." [NBC Nightly News, 9/25/08] CHYRON: Betting on McCain? Casino Lobbyists Are IMAGE: "For McCain and Team, a Host of Ties to Gambling Industry" [New York Times, 9/28/08] CHYRON: John McCain Stacked The Deck For His Favorite Lobbyists PHOTO AND CHYRON: Scott Reed, Former Aide & Lobbyist PHOTO AND CHYRON: Wes Gullett, Lobbyist & Family Friend CHYRON: And They Returned The Favor ... CHYRON: $400,000 Casino Campaign Fundraisers / PHOTO: Casino [New York Times, 9/28/08] CHYRON: Gambling With Casino Lobbyists At 2:30AM / PHOTO: McCain Gambling [New York Times, 9/28/08] CHYRON: Fundraisers with Famous Vegas Tycoons / PHOTO: Sheldon Adelson [Las Vegas Review-Journal, 3/29/08] CHYRON: 40 Gambling Lobbyists on the Campaign [New York Times, 9/28/08] CLOSING CHYRON: JOHN MCCAIN: Special Interest Driven Politics CLOSING CHYRON: JOHN MCCAIN: More of the Same Broken Politics Full Video |
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"Ashamed"- Al Franken Ad09/28/2008FRANKEN: I'm Al Franken, and I approve this message. ANNCR: Is there anything Norm Coleman and his allies won't say to get re-elected? ON SCREEN: Is there anything Norm Coleman won't say to get re-elected? ANNCR: The latest ads are among the most misleading and false. ON SCREEN: "the most misleading" and "false" / -KSTP 9/24/08 ANNCR: Bring rape ads into our living rooms to smear Al Franken is a disgrace. ON SCREEN: "Bringing rape ads into our living rooms to smear Al Franken is a disgrace.." / Rep. Mindy Greiling ANNCR: Minnesota Women ... are outraged that Norm Coleman things these desperate, blatantly untrue attacks will work on them. ON SCREEN: "...Norm Coleman things these desperate, blatantly untrue attacks will work..." / Mary Cathryn Ricker / Pres. St. Paul Federation of Teachers ANNCR: Norm Coleman should be ashamed. ON SCREEN: "Norm Coleman should be ashamed." / Rep. Alice Hausman ANNCR: And it would be a shame for Minnesota to send Norm Coleman back to the US Senate. ON SCREEN: It would be a shame to send Norm Coleman back. On Screen: Al Franken / Democrat for U.S. Senate / APPROVED BY AL FRANKEN. PAID FOR BY AL FRANKEN FOR SENATE Full Video |
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Erik Paulsen: Got To Go (MN-03)09/26/2008Ad from The DCCC: With Majority Leader Eric Paulsen in the statehouse, spending and property taxes skyrocketed while he voted to cut veterans programs ten percent. And instead of better benefits for our National Guard, Paulsen used our tax dollars to fund a golf course. This election, we need to tee up some new leadership. To see more TV ads, visit www.dccc.org/tv Full Video |
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GOP Ad: Al Franken Unfit09/25/2008Script:Is Al Franken fit for office? Franken writes about committing rape and pornography so vile, Democrats, denounced him. His profanity laced anger...followed by violent outbursts. Franken physically assaulted a protester. Then there's the $70,000 in unpaid taxes. Al Franken, degrading to women, ...to us all Al Franken, frankly unfit for office Ad from the National Republican Senatorial Committee Full Video |
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Fundamentally Strong?09/18/2008The Democratic National Committee today released a web video called "Fundamentally Strong?" highlighting McCain's out-of-touch claim yesterday that "the fundamentals of the economy are strong" even as Americans watched the stock market plunge and saw their savings and retirement slip away and as two major financial institutions went belly up. Text MCCAIN: "I want to convince you of my belief and my firm conviction that Americas economy, the fundamentals of it, are strong." [Town Hall, Chula Vista, CA, 3/24/08] MCCAIN: "So our fundamentals, I still believe, are very strong." [Town Hall, Round Rock, TX, 2/29/08] MCCAIN: "But the underpinnings of our economy are strong." [Rally, Pensacola, FL, 1/22/08] MCCAIN: "But the fundamentals of America's economy are very strong." [House Party, Concord, NH, 12/31/08] MCCAIN: "I believe the fundamentals of our economy are still strong." [Town Hall, West Palm Beach, FL, 1/24/08] MCCAIN: "The fundamental principles, the foundation of our economy, is strong." [Speech, Aiken, SC, 1/17/08] MCCAIN: "The fundamentals of our economy are strong." [Speech and Roundtable, Santa Ana, CA, 3/25/08] MCCAIN: "Our economy, I think, still, the fundamentals of our economy are strong." [Rally, Jacksonville, FL, 9/15/08] MCCAIN: "The fundamentals of it are strong." [Rally, Pensacola, FL, 1/22/08] MCCAIN: "I still believe that the fundamentals of our economy are strong." [Laura Ingraham Show, 8/20/08] TEXT: "Things today just aren't that bad." "When it comes to the economy, we have surely become a nation of exaggerators." McCain Advisor Donald Luskin, September 14, 2008. GRAMM: "We've surely become a nation of whiners." [Interview with Washington Times, 7/9/08] Full Video |
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The Andersons09/18/2008The DSCC began airing a new television ad in Minnesota featuring Nancy and Claremont Anderson talking about the loss of their son Major Stuart Anderson, who was killed in Iraq. Nancy Anderson states in the ad, If Norm Coleman would have stood up to the President and said this is not a good idea, maybe he would have listened. Full Video |
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Why Isn't Norm Coleman Outraged?09/17/2008SCRIPT Al Franken: I'm sure you've seen Norm Coleman's ad showing clips of me in some pretty, well, passionate moments. Look, I'm not a politician - I guess I get outraged. And sometimes I've gone too far. But my question is: with the price of gas and groceries and health care crushing Minnesota families, and Washington too busy taking care of the special interests to help - why isn't Norm Coleman outraged? I'm Al Franken, and I approve this message. Full Video |
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"Who does Norm work for?" (Vol. 2)08/22/2008Minnesotans know that Norm Coleman isn't working for them in Washington. This ad is the latest in our series exploring just who he is working for -- and what he's getting in return. Communications Director Andy Barr: "Norm Coleman's already on the hook for his under-the-table 'arrangement' with DC insider Jeff Larson. Now we're finding out about his free luxury fishing trips with Big Oil executives - one of whom was convicted of bribery - paid for by indicted Senator Ted Stevens. The more you know about Norm Coleman's history with corrupt special interests, the worse it smells. It's time for Minnesotans to throw the Special Interest Senator back." Coleman has refused to give back thousands of dollars from Stevens and the convicted VECO executives, claiming that he can't return money given during previous cycles. But Coleman has already given back money from previous cycles "after the books were closed," returning contributions made by clients of convicted lobbyist Jack Abramoff. Full Video |
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