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Thursday, September 27, 2007

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NRSC: Yesterday, Sen. Ensign and the National Republican Senatorial Committee released a petition calling on Democrats to return the money they have received from the extremist, liberal organization MoveOn.org:
MoveOn.org’s recent ad attacking General Petraeus’ integrity is reprehensible. Their willingness to put their political aims above the honor of our armed forces is un-American.

The men and women that serve in our military deserve a measure of respect for their willingness to sacrifice on our behalf.

Tags: Arkansas, campaign funds, Mark Pryor, Moveon.org, NRSC, US Senate

In the 2006 cycle, over $2.6 million dollars was raised by or through MoveOn.org for Senate Democrats. So far in 2007, MoveOn.org has raised or contributed to Senate Democrats over $250,000 -- and that’s just the beginning.

Today I call on each Senate Democrat that has received a contribution from MoveOn to return it immediately. You must prove to the American people that you are not bought and owned by MoveOn.org.

We need leaders in this country that are focused on succeeding in Iraq and are committed to supporting our troops. If Senate Democrats are serious about moving our country forward, they will return the campaign funds MoveOn.org has lavished on them as well as the donations made through MoveOn.org.

I, the undersigned, proudly stand behind General Petraeus and our armed forces. Return your tainted campaign cash today and condemn MoveOn.org’s reprehensible ad.
Some examples of funds given to Democrats include:
Tom Allen has received $249,472 in conduit contributions raised through MoveOn.org Tom Harkin's PAC has received $5,000 from MoveOn's PAC
Mary Landrieu has received $8,000
Frank Lautenberg - $5,000
Mark Pryor - $4,000
It’s either campaign contributions from extremist, liberal organizations that claim to have “bought” and “own” Democrats or fully supporting our troops. What’ll it be? [Thanks to N.C. Republican Roundtable for this info]

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