Statements about Candidate Biography
Lloyd Doggett "made millions off companies like Bank of America while they took taxpayer bailout money."
Says Williamson County Attorney Jana Duty "has never prosecuted a single adult felony case."
Says "large majority" of Republicans believe Obama is a Muslim and not U.S.-born.
Says the majority of candidates in Texas’ 25th Congressional District live outside the district.
President Obama "promised" families making less than $250,000 a year would not see taxes go up, but "Obamacare raises 18 different taxes."
Says he represents or has represented about half the San Antonio-rooted district in which he seeks election.
After they bought GST Steel, "Mitt Romney and his partners loaded it with debt, closed the Kansas City plant and walked away with a healthy profit, leaving hundreds of employees out of work with their pensions in jeopardy."
Says George LeMieux was one of two Republicans who voted for President Barack Obama's jobs bill.
"Sources show (Connie) Mack as a resident of California, living with his wife in Palm Springs."
Says challenger Dominic Chavez is a "Rick Perry Republican" lobbyist.
Says Mitt Romney "has refused to say whether he would have vetoed or signed the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act."
U.S. Rep. Allen West wants to bring back earmarks.
Says Mitt Romney's comments indicated he would not have pursued Osama bin Laden.
"I have always said that I would be for drilling."
Says Dwight Holton has never set foot in an Oregon courtroom.
Says Ellen Rosenblum "has said over and over again that this is a job where 80 percent of the job is being the government’s lawyer."
Says Ted Cruz represents a Chinese company found guilty of stealing blueprints from an American manufacturer.
Says opponent Ted Cruz has not led businesses.
About 78 to 81 House Democrats "are members of the Communist Party. ... It’s called the Congressional Progressive Caucus."
Says Barack Obama "is the only president to ever cut $500 billion from Medicare."
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