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Paul's first television advertisement
April 15, 2014 @ 10:10 am | Category: News , Releases | Tagged as: No tags
Entitled Real Change, here is Paul DeMarco’s first television advertisement for his 2014 congressional campaign in Alabama’s Sixth Congressional District.
Here’s the transcript:
Here’s how:
In the state legislature, I never voted for or took a pay raise. I’ll support a bill that cuts off congressmen’s salaries, unless they pass a budget.
Put a leash on the IRS. Stop targeting conservatives.
A fairer, flatter tax code will help. And never increase the debt, without decreasing spending.
I’m Paul DeMarco. I approve this message because…
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