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Thursday, June 24, 2010
Billy Long commercial: He's fed up
In this campaign commercial, Seventh District Congressional candidate Billy Long tells voters he will stand up to Barack Obama and Nancy Pelosi and gets across the message that he is fed up:
Royce Reding, campaign manager for Billy Long for Congress 7th District, has already confirmed that these are not actors but local supporters. I know from experience that this campaign is transparent and open to discussion. My suggestion is that voters rely less on speculation and more on finding out the real truth.
Billy Long would be completely ineffective as a congressman. I am always suspicious of the motivations of real estate agents that run for public office. It just seems like a good buisness move more than a desire to serve. Lets send someone who is qualified to represent us in D.C. Not someone who will be viewed as a buffoon. This commercial is ridiculous.
Boy those actors, err I mean, supporters really have some good lines, err I mean, points.
ReplyDeleteIf Billy Long is the next congressman for SWMO, we lose ALL credibility that Blunt has worked so hard to give us.
Don't let Billy BUY this race, vote for someone who is qualified.
If you want to take a look at how unproductive Billy Long would be, just go back to the eight-year, pre-Blunt period.
ReplyDeleteyeah, he's fed up -- he just left the buffet.
ReplyDeleteRoyce Reding, campaign manager for Billy Long for Congress 7th District, has already confirmed that these are not actors but local supporters. I know from experience that this campaign is transparent and open to discussion. My suggestion is that voters rely less on speculation and more on finding out the real truth.
ReplyDeleteThe truth, the truth, the real truth?
ReplyDeleteYou can't handle the truth.
Billy Long would be completely ineffective as a congressman. I am always suspicious of the motivations of real estate agents that run for public office. It just seems like a good buisness move more than a desire to serve. Lets send someone who is qualified to represent us in D.C. Not someone who will be viewed as a buffoon. This commercial is ridiculous.
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