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October 20, 2006
ID-01: New TV Ad
Andrew Roth
The Club for Growth PAC will begin airing this TV ad tomorrow in Idaho's 1st district.
Liberal Tax and Spend Democrats Featured in New Campaign Ad
WASHINGTON, DC - Opening a new front in the fall elections, liberal representatives Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Charles Rangel (D-NY) are featured prominently in a campaign advertisement funded by the political arm of the influential Club for Growth. Pelosi and Rangel would become Speaker of the House and Chairman of the tax-writing Ways and Means Committee respectively should Democrats win a majority in the House of Representatives. Rangel said recently that Democrats would raise taxes if he became Chairman.
"Take home pay, jobs and economic growth are on the ballot this November, and putting liberals in charge of the purse strings would threaten all of them. The liberal tax hike agenda is clear: no more $1,000 per child tax credit, raise tax rates across the board, bring the death tax back from the grave, and jack up the costs of investing. That's a recipe for economic disaster, and voters should think twice before giving them control," said Pat Toomey, President of the Club for Growth.
The advertisement will begin to air Saturday in Idaho's 1st Congressional district, where Republican Bill Sali is running against Democrat Larry Grant for the seat being vacated by Butch Otter, who is running for Governor. The ad is a 1,000 point media buy costing $168,000. The Club for Growth PAC has endorsed Mr. Sali in the race.
The Club for Growth PAC is considering running similar advertisements across the country.
PAID FOR BY CLUB FOR GROWTH PAC AND NOT AUTHORIZED BY ANY CANDIDATE OR CANDIDATE'S COMMITTEE. 202-955-5500.
Posted at 11:48 AM, October 20, 2006 | Trackback | Print | #
August 31, 2006
RI-Sen: 'Out of Touch' TV Ad
Andrew Roth
This Club for Growth PAC ad started running yesterday in Rhode Island on both broadcast and cable television.
PAID FOR BY CLUB FOR GROWTH PAC AND NOT AUTHORIZED BY ANY CANDIDATE OR CANDIDATE'S COMMITTEE. 202-955-5500.
Posted at 5:08 PM, August 31, 2006 | Trackback | Print | #
August 17, 2006
RI-Sen: New TV Ad
Andrew Roth
The Club for Growth PAC just released the following TV ad, which is airing across the state of Rhode Island on both broadcast and cable.
PAID FOR BY CLUB FOR GROWTH PAC AND NOT AUTHORIZED BY ANY CANDIDATE OR CANDIDATE'S COMMITTEE. 202-955-5500.
Posted at 9:40 AM, August 17, 2006 | Trackback | Print | #
August 11, 2006
NV-02: Chalk Time TV Ad
Andrew Roth
The Club for Growth PAC has been airing the following TV ad in Nevada's 2nd district for the past several days.
PAID FOR BY CLUB FOR GROWTH PAC AND NOT AUTHORIZED BY ANY CANDIDATE OR CANDIDATE'S COMMITTEE. 202-955-5500.
Posted at 12:10 PM, August 11, 2006 | Trackback | Print | #
August 2, 2006
CO-05: New TV Ad
Andrew Roth
The Club for Growth PAC is currently airing the following TV ad in Colorado's 5th district. It's running across the entire district on both broadcast and cable. The ad highlights the tax-hiking records of both Jeff Crank and Lionel Rivera, two opponents to Club PAC-endorsed candidate, Doug Lamborn.
PAID FOR BY CLUB FOR GROWTH PAC AND NOT AUTHORIZED BY ANY CANDIDATE OR CANDIDATE'S COMMITTEE. 202-955-5500.
Posted at 6:31 PM, August 2, 2006 | Trackback | Print | #
July 27, 2006
Pork on TV
Andrew Roth
The Club for Growth PAC recently launched a TV ad campaign in Michigan's 7th district. The ad, which is critical of Congressman Joe Schwarz for wasting federal tax dollars on pork projects and his own pay raise, is playing district-wide across several avenues - broadcast and cable, along with a radio version as well.
Let's send Schwarz into an early retirement. Donate to Tim Walberg's campaign now and help him defeat Schwarz in the August 8th primary.PAID FOR BY CLUB FOR GROWTH PAC AND NOT AUTHORIZED BY ANY CANDIDATE OR CANDIDATE'S COMMITTEE. 202-955-5500.
Posted at 11:27 AM, July 27, 2006 | Trackback | Print | #
June 19, 2006
New TV Ad in Oklahoma
Andrew Roth
We noticed that Club for Growth State Action is running a new TV ad on Kevin Calvey (Check it out here or view it below). From the CFGSA website:
The pressures to raise taxes and spend more money are intense. Once in a while a lawmaker shows outstanding leadership in bucking the establishment and the special interests to protect the taxpayers who foot the bills. In such cases, we like to point that out and call on the public to tell him to keep up the good work. Not only does it reward such leadership, it gives incentives to other lawmakers who might be considering whether to side with the special interests or the citizens.
One such example of a lawmaker who has done outstanding work for his constituents is Kevin Calvey, a state representative in Oklahoma.
We congratulate Mr. Calvey on his fine work for Oklahoma taxpayers and hope that others will follow in his footsteps to keep standing up for what is right.
Posted at 2:51 PM, June 19, 2006 | Trackback | Print | #
June 12, 2006
Club for Growth Launches Ad Campaign in Michigan
Andrew Roth
This week the Club for Growth launched a new ad campaign in Michigan that highlights Congressman Joe Schwarz's liberal voting record on economic issues as a way of putting pressure on him to reform. The campaign is running on radio, broadcast TV, and cable. Below are the TV ads. And here is the radio ad (MP3).
Posted at 1:23 PM, June 12, 2006 | Trackback | Print | #
June 1, 2006
Club for Growth Release New TV Ad in Rhode Island
Andrew Roth
CLUB FOR GROWTH BEGINS NEW AD CAMPAIGN IN RHODE ISLAND
WASHINGTON, D.C. - The Club for Growth announced a new ad campaign designed to educate Rhode Islanders about the real record of Sen. Lincoln Chafee and to increase the pressure on him to support pro-growth policies. The six-figure TV, radio, and cable buy begins today.
"We are not surprised that Sen. Lincoln Chafee has chosen to distort Steve Laffey's record of fiscal responsibility with his new TV ads," said Pat Toomey, President of the Club for Growth. "Our new ads will help correct the record so that Rhode Islanders will have the facts, not the Chafee distortions. We are not surprised that he hides his true record of favoring massive increases in taxes and spending. We call on Rhode Islanders to urge Sen. Chafee to stop the distortions and to end his fiscal hypocrisy."
Here is the script for the TV ad:
Would you buy a cheap watch from this guy? / Then don't buy a cheap attack from this guy. / The truth is Steve Laffey's lowering taxes and he's cut millions in spending and waste in Cranston. / Lincoln Chafee? / He voted for $1.3 trillion in higher taxes. / Higher income taxes and capital gains taxes. / Chafee's one of the Senate's biggest spenders. / He even backed $200 million for that "Bridge to Nowhere" in Alaska. / Tell Lincoln Chafee he's too liberal with your taxes.
Click here to listen to the radio ad.
Posted at 3:01 PM, June 1, 2006 | Trackback | Print | #
April 26, 2006
Club Releases New TV Ad in Rhode Island
Andrew Roth
The following Club for Growth TV ad began airing on Rhode Island cable television on April 25. The ad explains Senator Lincoln Chafee's support for high taxes, his sponsorship of $48 billion more in government spending, and his votes for wasteful spending, including the "Bridge to Nowhere" boondoggle in Alaska. It calls on Rhode Islanders to tell Chafee that he's just too liberal with their taxes.
Posted at 8:12 AM, April 26, 2006 | Trackback | Print | #
April 11, 2006
Club for Growth Releases New TV Ad
Andrew Roth
The following Club for Growth TV ad was released yesterday and is scheduled to run in various Idaho markets until April 21. The ad highlights Bill Sali's fiscally conservative principles of lower taxes and limited government. As a state representative in the Idaho Legislature, Sali supported a suspension of the state's gas tax, opposed a sales tax hike, and has consistently opposed bloated government spending. The ad ends by saying, "Tell the politicians to vote like Bill Sali, the conservative leader."
Posted at 2:56 PM, April 11, 2006 | Trackback | Print | #
April 6, 2006
Mr. Smith in Nebraska
Andrew Roth
The following Club for Growth TV ad started March 25 and is scheduled to end April 7. Nebraska state senator Adrian Smith has been a reliably strong advocate for lower taxes and limited government. He stood up to his own party by opposing a massive tax hike in 2003 and has continually voted against bloated government spending.
Posted at 2:01 PM, April 6, 2006 | Trackback | Print | #
January 27, 2006
Our New TV and Radio Ads in Rhode Island
Andrew Roth
The Club for Growth has launched a new television ad that started running throughout Rhode Island today. The ad highlights Mayor Steve Laffey's success at running the city of Cranston, saving it from bankruptcy. The TV spot also underlines Laffey's desire to cut wasteful spending on the federal level, and urges viewers to tell Laffey to keep fighting for taxpayers. The ad will run for the next 10 days on broadcast television. Here's the ad script (PDF).
The Club is also running this radio ad (MP3 file), which started yesterday, describing Sen. Lincoln Chafee's many votes for higher taxes. The ad urges Rhode Islanders to tell Sen. Chafee that Rhode Island can't afford high taxes.
Posted at 4:20 PM, January 27, 2006 | Trackback | Print | #
