The Numbers Don’t Lie

May 8, 2012

Senator McCaskill’s campaign of rhetoric is coming to life as she tries desperately to evade the horrible economic record she’s helped create in just the past three years.  Since January 2009:

• Gas prices have more than doubled to $3.85 per gallon.
• The number of unemployed Americans has risen by over half a million to over 12,600,000.
• Our national debt has skyrocketed by over $5 trillion and is rapidly approaching $16 trillion.

All these startling statistics have grown dramatically worse under the failed, liberal leadership of President Obama and Senator McCaskill and we need your help to send a conservative, “Citizen-Senator” to Washington.

John’s new ad makes a simple, straightforward argument that the career politicians don’t seem to grasp:  Washington is spending us into oblivion.  The big government, Obama-McCaskill spending machine will not take a stand to stop the wasteful spending, but John Brunner will end "politics as usual" in Washington.

Will you join him today by taking a look at his new "Numbers" ads and making a donation of $10, $25, $100 or more to his campaign?

We know what to expect from Senator McCaskill and President Obama: more taxes, more spending, and more job-killing regulations.  John knows that if we want to get America working again, we need to change directions by cutting spending, reducing debt, and pursuing pro-growth, conservative economic policies that empower the private sector.

More government red tape and more wasteful spending isn’t the solution, it is the problem…and the failures of the Obama-McCaskill economy are proof of that truth.

Stand with John today by making a donation of $10, $25, $100 or more and send Senator McCaskill a clear message that the numbers don’t lie.

And in her case, they add up to her own "pink slip" from Missouri voters in November.

Join us today.

Jon Seaton
Campaign Manager

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“Numbers” Television Spot

May 8, 2012

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“Numbers” Radio Spot

May 8, 2012

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