Just a few hours ago the National Republican Senatorial Committee released its new website.
The site allows users to add blogger buttons, join the NRSC’s social movement (Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Blip Tv).
With a doubt the most important addition the new website has is the new texting service the NRSC has adopted. First publicized by President Obama in his presidential election, this service allows NRSC supporters to receive updates right to their cell phones. If this sounds like something your interested in text 2010 to GONRSC (466772).
The National Republican Senatorial Committee has just released its latest ad, “Caesar.” The article takes aim at Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid. Recently Reid has been facing immense amounts of pressure from the Republicans.
It seems Reid has been facing criticism since 2006 when he came under fire for his possible involvement in the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal.
Here is the video but please let me know what you think:
Representative Paul Hodes recently introduced a bill which would prevent campaigns from receiving donations from anyone who has benefitted from an earmark.
HOWEVER, Rep. Hodes, HIMSELF, has taken donations from these sources. Here is a brief excerpt from NowHampshire’s article:
Hodes has accepted a much larger bundle of cash–$16,000—from the United Auto Workers, a labor union that benefited significantly from a $14 billion bailout by the federal government. Hodes voted for the bailout. Hodes also called for funds from the Troubled Asset Relief Program to be used to further bailout the automakers.
GOP Senator Judd Gregg has been quoted saying President Barack Obama’s massive budget proposal will bankrupt the country. When asked about his decision to withdraw his name from commerce secretary nomination, Sen. Gregg says he has no regrets and that he pulled out after deciding he could not fully back the administration’s economic policies.
Call me old fashion but there is nothing I like better than going to a musical or opera on a Friday night. With this in mind, I am more than pleased that Nelson Ebo, the famed Opera singer, will be returning to Concord for another performance.
Former U.S. Representative Jeb Bradley has decided to run for state senate. When asked why Jeb wants to run for office, he said public service is a priority of his.
In his official statement announcing his bid to run, Bradley said he wants to reduce unnecessary spending through a prioritization of services for the needy.
