House Majority PAC Launches Paid Offensive Against Sean Duffy for Gutting Medicare

April 21, 2011

Today the House Majority PAC is launching a paid advertising offensive against Representative Sean Duffy who recently voted to gut Medicare for our seniors to pay for trillions in new budget-busting tax breaks for millionaires and big corporations.

“Representative Sean Duffy is breaking the trust our country has with its seniors by ending Medicare as we know it, making them pay more for prescriptions drugs, and by forcing them to turn to the private health insurance market,” said Alixandria Lapp, Executive Director of House Majority PAC. “House Republicans like Sean Duffy have no problem asking Wisconsin seniors, middle class families and veterans to make sacrifices, yet refuse to do the same for big corporations and millionaires who would receive trillions in new tax breaks.”

Below is a transcript of the 60-second radio ad:

(VOICE OVER): Poor Sean Duffy. He earns $174,000 a year as a Congressman, but says he’s struggling to make ends meet. Duffy says he’s not, quote, “Living high on the hog.” But he sure is making life easy for those who do.

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Just days ago, Sean Duffy voted for the Republican budget plan that’s going to have the wealthiest Americans lining up at the trough.

It protects billions in subsidies for big oil. And cuts taxes by trillions for the wealthiest Americans and big corporations. That’ll just make the deficit worse.

(SOUNDS EFFECTS: Pigs snorting)

While Duffy’s budget leaves the wealthy fat and happy, it puts the squeeze on Wisconsin families, and will end Medicare as we know it, that’s right, end Medicare as we know it.

Wisconsin families should all be squealing about what Sean Duffy is trying to do!

(SOUNDS EFFECTS: Pig squealing)

Paid for House Majority PAC. www.thehousemajoritypac.com. Not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee. House Majority PAC is responsible for the content of this message.

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The ad offensive starts on Thursday and will run through next week.