I posted the ad in question yesterday, but today brings word that Woody Myers and his campaign aren't taking the accusations lightly. In fact, if this release from his people is to be believed, they are willing to take the matter to court.
Yesterday a competitor vying for the 7th Congressional District seat released a television advertisement criticizing Dr. Myers saying he "worked with Republicans to defeat the Patient's Bill of Rights," a statement that couldn't be further from the truth.
Today Dr. Myers will call on his competitor to take down the desperate and erroneous advertisement or face legal action at a press conference in his campaign headquarters.
I'll have more on this as it develops.
Update: From a press release that hit the streets a short while ago.
"Today I demand my competitor take down this erroneous advertisement," Myers said. "Passing false statements off as facts for the sake of political expediency is not politics of real change. The 7th District needs a Congressman willing to roll up their sleeves and fight for universal healthcare, bring good jobs to Indianapolis and make sure all our children can have a better education."
Dr. Myers has been a tireless advocate for patients his entire career and has served boldly standing up for their interests in the very venues where they need the strongest voice. The notion that he would oppose the principles put forth in the Patient's Bill of Rights is simply ridiculous.
"I've taken care of patients my entire career and fought for them in every job I've had," Myers said. "Whether in the emergency room or in a board room, patients need to be taken care of. I'm the only candidate that has taken care of them in both places and I'll work the hardest to take care of them in the halls of Congress."
Any candidate claiming real change should be above inducing politics of fear in the campaign's final days. This claim is a desperate attempt by competitors to curb the momentum the Myers campaign is gaining. Recent polls have proven this is a two-person race.
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