Community Page
- newmexicoindependent.com Jump to website »
-
Subscribe -
Community
-
Top Commenters
-
Popular Threads
- Ex-U.S. Rep. Steve Pearce announces he will run for his old seat
- Pearce announcement sets up congressional clash with Teague
- Congressman Lujan is out of step with northern N.M. on illegal immigration
- Health care is broken, but the government can’t fix it
- TODAY’S BLOG ROUNDUP: Even more Tea Party post mortems
-
Recent Comments
- Well said. I couldn't agree more.
- Are you saying that excessively intrusive government actions in the past justify other intrusive actions now? Two wrongs make a right?
- Excellent piece, and not just because my blog was mentioned. It's always enticing to learn what Mr. Price has to say about all things Albuquerque
- I was in a union, and unions are true democracies: every member gets a vote, and if you don't like what the leadership is doing you get a bunch of your buddies to show up on election day and...
- We've always had a nanny, minding herself with the recreations of minorities and those unbound by tradition. Coolies, communists, queers..... isn't it about time she paid attention to the...
Jump to original thread »
Pearce unveils new TV ads, slams Robert Redford as ‘the kind of ultraliberal activist that Tom Udall has allied himself with over the years’
Started by nmindependent · 9 months ago
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Steve Pearce is out with three 15-second television ads that focus on energy and taxes.
Here are the ads:
Pearce also created Web pages for each ad that include supplemental information. You can find the pages by clicki ... Continue reading »
Here are the ads:
Pearce also created Web pages for each ad that include supplemental information. You can find the pages by clicki ... Continue reading »
10 months ago
It is funny that Mr. Pearce is now so concerned about high gas prices since he has been in a form of hibernation since he was first elected in 2003. In 2007 Mr. Pearce was the only member of our congressional delegation to vote against Corporate Average Fuel Economy Standards (CAFÉ) to increase auto fuel efficiency standards. This has plagued the auto industry. Mr. Pearce, I am sorry - you had five years in office, and you absolutely did nothing to help New Mexico families. With $200,000 from the oil industry, it is your first priority not America. Tom Udall may not have all the answers, but he is the best candidate to grapple with the nation's energy crisis.
The ads show that "Drillbit" Pearce is the problem, and he has no answers for our energy crisis except to give more billions of dollars to the oil companies!
10 months ago
10 months ago