Scope and Contents Debbie is supporting a negative campaign against senator Abraham. There are quotes from newspapers in the commercial.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Tom Foley is talking to construction workers in the commercial. He has protected social security and Medicare. In the commercial he is seating at a table with is parents talking about standing strong for seniors.; Notes:

Scope and Contents He will stand up for working families, features people on a basketball court he is also seating with his parents in the commercial.; Notes:

Scope and Contents The narrator talks negatively about his opponent, Allyson Schwartz. After talking about the opponent, pleasant music begins to playing and nice things are beginning said about the candidate.; Notes:Bad Sound

Scope and Contents He will fight for working family's and seniors. He has helped pass lottery, reduce taxes, provided state assistance for prescription drugs and help to give in-home care to seniors.; Notes:

Scope and Contents A dog is used as an example to explain the inequality among prescription drugs. The narrator states that dogs can get cheaper drugs then humans. The candidate wants to fight to lower unfair drug prices.; Notes:

Scope and Contents He is a Texas lawyer who will fight for the people in the senate. He can also speak Spanish. He grow up picking cotton.; Notes:

Scope and Contents Candidate has been criticized for voting against balanced budget. Wrote taxpayer protection act. The budget now hurts elderly and want to reform it; Notes:Bad Audio

Scope and Contents Candidate worked for 601 putting money back into the taxpayers' pockets, and fights for tax reform, and gets rid of the marriage penalty. Says if we don't fight for this country, who will?; Notes:Bad Audio

Scope and Contents Candidate was at his son's football game, will pass a balanced budget. Requires work for welfare, cutting taxes, speeding up the death penalty, will reduce violence in schools; Notes:Bad Audio