From the Louise Rapid Response Team:
Maggie Brooks Failed Record of
"Bipartisanship"
Maggie Brooks claims she has presided over an era of bipartisanship in Monroe County and has run on the idea she could end partisan gridlock in Congress. Nothing could be farther from the truth.
Maggie Brooks claims she has presided over an era of bipartisanship in Monroe County and has run on the idea she could end partisan gridlock in Congress. Nothing could be farther from the truth.
x Claim: Maggie Brooks
has a record of bipartisanship
✔ Fact: Maggie Brooks has presided
over a viciously partisan era in Monroe County.
✔ Fact: Monroe County government is riddled with
partisan gridlock. Maggie has signed only 1 Democratic
bill from the County Legislature over the past 4 years. Brooks and her Republican
allies have blocked the other 69 bills. It is not uncommon for a Democrat to
introduce a bill in the Legislature, see Brooks block it or refuse to
collaborate, and then reintroduce the same bill as her own without any
Democratic sponsors. That is not the spirit of cooperation or bipartisanship.
✔ Fact: Republicans have presided
in the most hyper-partisan and least productive Congressional session since the
1960s. If
elected, Maggie has promised to collaborate closely with the architects of
gridlock, Eric Cantor and John Boehner. Neither of them would be traveling to
Monroe County and raising money for Maggie if they didn’t know they would own
Maggie’s vote in Congress.
Dirty Campaign Tricks
x Canvassers are identifying Louise supporters, checking them off a
list, and then telling people they are all set and do not have to vote.
✔ Your support does not equal a
vote unless you cast an official ballot or official absentee ballot on Election
Day.
x GOP groups, masquerading as environmentalists, are calling voters
lying about Louise’s record on hydrofracking.
✔ To clarify, Louise does
not support the expansion of fracking without a guarantee it would not affect
the safety and quality of our drinking water. Nor does she support Monroe
County accepting fracking wastewater, something Maggie Brooks has refused to
rule out.
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