Taylor Campaign/Montana

[baby.driver]

Imagine the democrats playing an anti gay tv ad.

They sure play rough in Montana.



Jay

 

[illflem]

The only one who thought it was anti-gay was Taylor. Doesn't matter anyways, he never would have won.

 

[RonaldLarson]

The ad

in question was intended to portray Taylor as homosexual. All of the Baucus ads have been lies and character assasinations of Taylor.

Somehow, I don't think that "it doesn't matter" quite fits here. What's wrong with people who think that winning at any cost is acceptable? What a sick society we are becomming.

I met Mike taylor, he is a decent and honorable man. His campaign was about Baucus's voting record and his own intentions if elected. What bothers me most, is what in the world is so attractive about living in D. C. that Baucus would engage in such dirty tactics. His campaign took in the largest out-of-state contribution amount in U. S. history: $6,000,000, mostly from California and New York. Taylor's and Baucus's Montana contributions were nearly equal.

Like Taylor said at his news conference, we need REAL campaign reform, not unconstitutional reform.



Ron

 

[kcv67]

Taylor is still on the ballot so you can still vote against Smax. Any vote against Smax is a good vote. Those political ads are enough to turn anybody away from politics. The ads from both sides were horrible.