latimesblogs.latimes.com - 10/24/2008
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Campaign Money Watch, the group that bills itself as a nonpartisan advocate for campaign finance reform, is attacking Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell .
The Washington-based group is spending almost $400,000 on the attack, which includes a tough new television ad and website.
In ...
pageonekentucky.com - 10/31/2008
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pageonekentucky.com —
AFSCME has released what could have been an
amazing radio ad attacking Mitch McConnell. It goes on...
and on about everything Mitch has done to ruin the world and then brings up his military record. A deep and ominous-voiced announcer says:“Now, people ...
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Worst Anti-McConnell Ad Ever
kentucky.com - 10/22/2008
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kentucky.com —
"Elections should be about informed choices. He's obviously
not proud of his record, Sen. McConnell isn't, or...
he would have shown it by now," Stumbo said. "Something isn't correct about it that might cause a lot of people, including veterans, to take ...
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mcconjob.com - 10/28/2008
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mcconjob.com —
Mitch McConnell won’t admit that America is in
an economic crisis and repeatedly asserts that the economy...
is merely in an “economic slowdown.” It’s no wonder he won’t acknowledge we’re in an economic crisis, because he helped create the crisis. His ...
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An “Economic Slowdown?” Are You Kidding, Mitch?
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Matt Lewis: 'Nonpartisan' Group Attacks McConnell
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From the L.A. Times : "Campaign Money Watch, the group that bills itself as a nonpartisan advocate for campaign finance reform, is attacking Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell. The Washington-based group is spending almost $400,000 on the attack, which includes a tough new television ad and website. In filing with the Federal Election Commission, Campaign Money Watch disclosed a new batch of donors paying for the attack on the Kentucky senator. Its biggest contributor was the liberal online advocacy group, MoveOn.org, which gave $400,000. Campaign Money ...
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