FYI - please educate yourself on the candidates so you can vote knowing who you are voting for! Here is some more info on Mike Simpson: Desperate Simpson Campaign Allies Unleash False Negative Attack IDAHO FALLS, ID -- In an unprecedented move, Washington allies of liberal Mike Simpson have begun airing a false negative attack ad across Idaho. This is the first shot fired against conservatives by the DC crowd, and it comes on the heels of several papers listing Simpson as incredibly vulnerable. This is just more proof that Idahoans are ready to send a real conservative to Washington in Bryan Smith. Mike Simpsons liberal record of supporting higher taxes, more spending, and even funding ACORN has finally caught up with him, said Smith campaign manager Carrie Brown. There is no doubt who the real conservative in this race is. Thats why grassroots conservatives have rallied to Bryan Smiths side. Claim: “Bryan Smith stood in the way of conservatives to end junk lawsuits.” Truth: Bryan is on the record fighting for commonsense tort reform for all Idahoans and has fought tirelessly for every one of his clients just the way he will fight for conservative principles in Washington for the voters of Idaho’s second congressional district. Claim: “Bryan Smith opposes doctors, ranchers and business owners.” Truth: As a small business owner himself, Bryan supports conservative policies that would lessen the regulatory burden on small businesses, cut spending and fix our broken tax system that will help every Idahoan. In fact, Bryan has had over 1,000 doctors as clients throughout his career. Claim: “Mike Simpson is a proven conservative.” Truth: Mike Simpson was one of three Republicans to vote in favor of ACORN funding, he voted in favor of the Wall Street bank bailout, the Ryan-Murray budget deal that rose federal spending over $67 billion this next year and voted to raise the debt ceiling last October without getting substantial cuts in spending. Simpson’s rating from the American Conservative Union for the 2013 legislative session was a 46%. Background: Simpson’s Ryan-Murray budget deal vote, RC #640, Dec. 12, 2013 Simpson’s Wall Street bank bailout vote, RC #681, Oct. 3, 2008 Simpson’s ACORN funding vote, RC #397, June 2, 2011 Simpson’s Vote to raise debt ceiling, RC #550, Oct. 16, 2013
Posted on: Sat, 08 Mar 2014 02:40:09 +0000
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