TV ADS

Flip
Watch our second TV ad for more reasons why Heather Wilson and Steve Pearce are "two" bad for New Mexico.

 

It's a flip of the coin
Heather Wilson or Steve Pearce. It's a flip of the coin. Heads or tails, it's "two" bad for New Mexico.
Either Pearce or Wilson will be running against Rep. Tom Udall in the Senate race. Udall scored 100% on the Action Fund's 2007 Conservation Scorecard. In February the Action Fund endorsed Udall in his bid for U.S. Senate. Read more.

Let the People Decide!
Twice the Alaskan legislature has overturned the will of the people who voted to stop aerial hunting of wolves and bears. The corruption has to end.

Pombo's in Their Pocket
There's a culture of corruption in Washington, and Congressman Richard Pombo is a part of it.

RADIO ADS

New Mexico Spanish Language
Spanish language radio ad criticizing Reps. Steve Pearce and Heather Wilson as "a flip of the coin" when it comes to supporting big oil companies over New Mexico consumers. 

MTBE
Wilson and Pearce voted to give the makers of the toxic chemical MTBE immunity from legal action for contaminating New Mexico's drinking water. Maybe it's because lobbyists for the polluters that make MTBE gave Heather Wilson and Steve Pearce thousands in campaign contributions.

Sneaky

State Rep. Craig Johnson and his pals are trying to deny the people their voice by pushing sneaky legislation to stop Alaskans from voting on wildlife issues.

Irreplaceable
Sen. Lincoln Chafee's been called a true champion for conservation, and a top environmental leader in Congress. He protects our land, water and wildlife.

Knew
The Senator Mel Martinez we knew wouldn't allow oil companies to drill off Florida's coast.

Auctioneer
Richard Pombo took hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign cash from the oil and gas industry and then voted to give them millions in tax breaks.

Free Ride
Congressman Richard Pombo rented an RV for his family's vacation tour of seven national parks- and your tax dollars paid for it!

Open Season
Congressman Richard Pombo wants to sell 15 national parks, park naming rights and thousands of acres of public land to the mining industry.

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