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Colorado: Freedom's Watch

Wed, 10/15/2008 - 14:47

Anti-Udall groups reportedly pulling out of Colorado

By Jeremy Pelzer, PolitickerCO.com Reporter

UPDATED 1:56 P.M. 10/15/2008  

Several independent groups that have spent millions on anti-Mark Udall television ads during the past few weeks are reportedly leaving Colorado.

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Tue, 09/30/2008 - 11:26

Freedom's Watch switches to economic message in new anti-Udall spot

By Alex Isenstadt, Politicker.com Reporter

WASHINGTON – As the newspaper headlines change, so do political advertisements.

The conservative advocacy organization Freedom’s Watch, which launched a nearly $700,000 television advertising buy in Colorado’s hotly contested Senate race last week focusing on national security, is throwing a new ad into its Colorado rotation with a more economic-oriented message.

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Thu, 09/25/2008 - 16:15

New Freedom's Watch TV ad hits Udall on national security

By Jeremy Pelzer, PolitickerCO.com Reporter

The conservative non-profit advocacy group Freedom's Watch began airing a new television ad in Colorado on Thursday blasting Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Mark Udall's record on national security.

The ad, titled "Security," will be airing statewide as part of a weeklong ad buy in the "high six figures," according to Freedom's Watch spokesperson Tim Pearson.

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Mon, 03/31/2008 - 08:57

Senate race highlights 527’s power

By Alex Isenstadt, Politicker.com Reporter

WASHINGTON -- When Arizonans opened the pages of the Arizona Republic on Veterans Day in November, there was a good chance they saw a full page advertisement taking aim at Democratic U.S. Rep. Harry Mitchell for his vote in support of a bill that included a timetable for withdrawal from Iraq. The advertisement featured a letter from injured Iraq veteran Andrew Robinson, pictured seated in a wheelchair.

"…Sadly, some in Congress seem more interested in playing politics than achieving victory," it read.

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