
Brad Ellsworth Lies To Hoosiers, Tries To Run From Record Of Voting To Transfer Terrorist Suspects To U.S. Soil
Just 62 days from Election Day, liberal U.S. Representative Brad Ellsworth (D-IN) is desperately lying about his record and lashing out his Republican challenger Dan Coats (R-IN), who launched a new ad highlighting Ellsworth’s votes to close the Guantanamo Bay and transfer and prosecute terrorist detainees to U.S. soil.
WTHR-TV reports that “Dan Coats launched the ad last week criticizing Ellsworth over his stance on the Guantanamo Bay prison” claiming that “My opponent voted to close Guantanamo and move terrorists to the United States where they can have the same legal rights as Americans. As your senator I will fight the move.” However, “Ellsworth spoke to reporters about the ad, saying Coats' claims were untrue,” and citing “military top brass who testified before Congress that both federal courts and military tribunals were needed to deal with terrorist suspects.”
But, contrary to Ellsworth’s dishonest attempts to run from his own record, the facts reveal that he voted on numerous occasions to support the Obama Administration’s attempts to close Guantanamo Bay. Ellsworth also voted for measures that would allow President Obama to transfer, detain, and prosecute terrorist suspects on American soil, a move that many senior military officers and intelligence officials warned “would threaten national security and public safety,” as “Prisoners transferred to U.S. prisons would turn those prisons -- and the nearby civilian populations -- into high-probability terrorist targets.”
“Brad Ellsworth’s record in support of Nancy Pelosi and President Obama’s policies to close Guantanamo Bay and bring terrorist suspects to U.S. soil speaks for itself,” said National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) spokesman Brian Walsh. “Ellsworth’s false claims are yet another reminder that he is completely out-of-touch with Hoosier voters, who have rejected his weak positions on national security and his reckless spending agenda in Washington. This November, voters in Indiana will have an opportunity to elect an honorable and trustworthy leader in Dan Coats as their next U.S. Senator.”
GOP Victory in WV May Lead to Senate Takeover
In West Virginia, WOWK13’s Rob Cornelius writes that liberal Joe Manchin’s support for the his Washington party bosses’ unpopular agenda may make “West Virginia…the linchpin of a GOP takeover of the U.S. Senate”:
One flat tire on a plane and a couple bad polls later, all of a sudden West Virginia might be the linchpin of a GOP takeover of the U.S. Senate…. For the last four years, national Democrats have done things in Congress and the White House that were simply antithetical to the values of West Virginia voters. Manchin played nicely with these guys, shaking hands and taking pictures despite their overt opposition to coal and guns and life and the issues that still shape our values here. He never stood and loudly told them "No, you're wrong." Playing along would mean power and pals in D.C. someday. It turns out that running against Barack Obama and his own party would have been exactly the best call for the governor. These guys, Obama and Pelosi and Reid, are going to hurt you. He should have rebuked them when he had the chance. Napoleon said never to interrupt the enemy when he is making a mistake. Thanks for not bothering the governor too loudly, Republicans.
Rudy to Campaign for Mark Kirk in Chicago
In Illinois, the Chicago Sun-Times notes that former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani will stump for Mark Kirk in Chicago:
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani headlines a fund-raiser for Rep. Mark Kirk's Illinois Senate campaign Sept. 13 in Chicago… The Kirk campaign thinks Giuliani will help draw in female suburban voters who will see Kirk in the Giuliani mold as a fiscal conservative, social moderate and national security hawk.
Carnahan Being Held to Account for Her Smear Campaign Against Roy Blunt
In Missouri, Rubberstamp Robin Carnahan is coming under fire for her desperate, hypocritical smear campaign against Roy Blunt. St. Louis Today reports:
Blunt spokesman Rich Chrismer responds to the Carnahan news conference: "Robin Carnahan's campaign has no message, no vision for the future and now they've lost all control. This is the worst kind of desperate, kitchen sink politics from a campaign that wants to distract from the issues Missourians care about like jobs and economic recovery."
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