Dr. Woody Myers' campaign put out a press release this afternoon questioning the latest Andre Carson television advertisement, in which the recently elected Congressman touts his dedication to fighting for the people of the 7th District, rather than "lobbyists and CEOs."
The Myers campaign was not impressed:
This year, according to FEC reports for the March 11 primary, the Carson campaign has accepted more than $100,500 from 30 Political Action Committees including those representing the American Bankers Association, Mortgage Bankers Association, AT&T, Navistar, and the Florida Sugar Cane League. The campaign has also accepted at least $1,550 from at least six corporate executives from CitiGroup, JPMorgan Chase, Oracle and NASDAQ. And D.C-based lobbyists working on behalf of Verizon, Clear Channel, and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce among others have contributed at least $2,000 to the Carson campaign.
These special interests, in total, have spent at least $104,050 on Andre Carson's candidacy.
"Indiana's 7th District deserves to have a leader whose actions back up their words," said Andrea Hailey, Myers for Congress Campaign Manager. "We can't afford someone who says CEOs and lobbyists have too much power yet relies on them to bankroll their campaign."
The ad in question, and the latest Myers ad, for purposes of discussion and debate.
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