Hi. I'm Mary Landreu and I promise to make you happy.
Posted on 12/12/2013 6:14:32 PM PST by Libloather
BATON ROUGE, LA (WAFB) - Senator Mary Landrieu released a new ad, "Keeping the Promise," pointing out her efforts to fix the affordable care act. The $250,000 campaign will air in Baton Rouge, Lafayette, Lake Charles, Alexandria, Shreveport, and Monroe markets.
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"Yep she is being targeted by the national republican party as one of the democrats who is most up, her seat is most up for grabs so she's trying to defend her turf this far out ahead of the election," says Young.
(Excerpt) Read more at bayoubuzz.com ...
“Fix” it!
Try repealing it.
Re-elect her and get more of her lies.
Up is down, black is white, good is evil e.t.c.
Another Democrat liar who continues to lie after tying this massive burden on the backs of regular people.
So many truly believe in her. The late Republican Governor David Treen endorsed her in 2008.
Mary say...”oink!”
Not this time around, the *shine* is off the little pig.
New Orleans won't be able to drag her sorry a-- across the finish line this time.
Lanny Davis said the democrats need to admit they screwed up and didn’t read the fine print then try to fix it. He also said they need to stop making excuses. Looks like he’s the only democrat that feels that way.
The LA GOP leadership has a lot of people who couldn’t win as Democrats back in the day when Democrats ran the state so they ran and supported Republicans. Ideologically, most of them aren’t all that different than the Democrats. They know that ideological conservatives are gaining power and they want to hold onto it as they’ve created a nice social club. They bet on the status quo.
The old school extremely wealthy Democrats in the state, like Landrieu, have them bought and paid for.
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