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Subscribe to RSSThe U.S. Chamber of Commerce is up with new TV ads hitting Montana Sen. Jon Tester (D), Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown (D), but supporting Nevada Sen. Dean Heller (R).
Meanwhile, Americans United for Change, SEIU, and AFSCME are going up with TV ads hitting Sens. Scott Brown (R), Heller (R), and Rep. Denny Rehberg on Medicare.
USA Today: “Two-thirds of the Republican freshmen who captured Democratic-held seats in the GOP's 2010 takeover of the U.S. House of Representatives saw their fundraising dip in the past quarter, campaign-finance reports show.”
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It would be a waste of money to give to the Tea-Baggers/Republicans!!
Thanks, SCOTUS
The US Chamber of Commerce is backing a lame horse. I hope you tea people republicans are proud your Chamber dues are going to back a loser.
SEIU.....crooked union thugs.
Yeah unions are bad to occult (Fox Nation) members because they are workers banded together for better working conditions and pay...But you support a cult banded together to destroy America headed by a foriegner ( Rupert Murdoch ) you are a minority just face it and move to that land with th fema trailers in the outback
Here comes the money into every state trying to buy the congress. Wake up America! The concentration of wealth in the hands of fewer and fewer people and the concentration of power in stricter, less compassionate hands in all aspects of local, state and the federal government has colored the TEA/GOP/Republicans as the tormentors of the American dream. The TEA/GOP/Republicans want to do away with are: Sarbanes Oxley act of 2002 and the Frank Dodd Act because these two acts provide guidelines and restrictions put into place resulting from the recession of 2007 and 2008! There were major corporate and accounting scandals like Enron, Adelphia, TYCO and Worldcom which cost investors billions. The Frank Dodd Act provided a sweeping overhaul of America's financial regulatory system to consolidate agencies, regulate financial markets, implement consumer protection, provide financial crisis tools for the FDIC and improving accounting processes and tightening credit rating regulations. America stands at a cross roads in the next election.