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Marco Rubio releases new web video: ‘A Political Move’

Published on July 12, 2010 in Statewide by Peter Schorsch

From the Rubio camp: With Floridians calling Charlie Crist’s “photo-op” special session a blatant political move meant more to protect the governor’s political career than our beaches, the Rubio for Senate campaign today released a new web video entitled, “A Political Move.” Across the state, Crist’s Washington-style political gimmick is leading to questions about the governor’s motives because ultimately his amendment will do nothing to help Panhandle businesses, keep oil off our beaches or prevent future oil spills.

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Marco Rubio releases new web video: ‘A Political Move’

Published on July 12, 2010 in Statewide by Peter Schorsch

From the Rubio camp: With Floridians calling Charlie Crist’s “photo-op” special session a blatant political move meant more to protect the governor’s political career than our beaches, the Rubio for Senate campaign today released a new web video entitled, “A Political Move.” Across the state, Crist’s Washington-style political gimmick is leading to questions about the governor’s motives because ultimately his amendment will do nothing to help Panhandle businesses, keep oil off our beaches or prevent future oil spills.

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Marco Rubio releases new web video attacking Charlie Crist: ‘Won’t Tell’

Published on July 7, 2010 in Statewide by Peter Schorsch

With MSNBC’s Chris Matthews declaring that Charlie Crist would be the “star of the Democratic caucus in the Senate” should he go to Washington, the Rubio for Senate campaign today released a new web video entitled, “Won’t Tell.” While Crist won’t tell Floridians which party he will caucus with, it seems that Washington liberals are counting him as an automatic “yes” vote for the Obama-Pelosi-Reid agenda of out-of-control spending and job-killing policies. Why does this matter? As Chris Matthews explained…

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Marco Rubio releases new web video attacking Crist: ‘Won’t Tell’

Published on July 7, 2010 in Statewide by Peter Schorsch

With MSNBC’s Chris Matthews declaring that Charlie Crist would be the “star of the Democratic caucus in the Senate” should he go to Washington, the Rubio for Senate campaign today released a new web video entitled, “Won’t Tell.” While Crist won’t tell Floridians which party he will caucus with, it seems that Washington liberals are counting him as an automatic “yes” vote for the Obama-Pelosi-Reid agenda of out-of-control spending and job-killing policies. Why does this matter? As Chris Matthews explained…

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Web video: Rick Scott attempts to link Bill McCollum to housing market collapse

Published on June 14, 2010 in Statewide by Peter Schorsch

Just saw the new ad from Rick Scott, who blasts Bill McCollum for his votes related to the housing market collapse. The script for Rick Scott’s new ad: (Male announcer): 45% of homeowners owe more than their homes are worth. How’d it happen? Congress made the mess… Loosened regulations, pushed banks to make risky loans. Congressman bill mccollum? He voted yes. So the mortgage industry made mccollum a high-paid lobbyist… And lobbyist bill mccollum? Pushed for even more risky loans.…

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Bud Chiles launches Gov campaign with a pretty good web video

Published on June 4, 2010 in Statewide by Peter Schorsch

From the Crowley Political Report: Bud Chiles’ nascent independent campaign for governor has launched a website – walkwithbud.com, started a Facebook page and completed its first campaign video. The video is narrated by Chiles with frequent cuts to him walking around Florida. “My walk has also made me realize how state government has broken its bond with you,” Chiles says. “How it has turned its back on those it was created to serve. And the reason is money. I was…

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