Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Bruning Turning Attacks into Fund Raising Opportunity

In our 'We Get E-mail' category today we get one from Newsmax that comes from Jon Bruning's campaign.   Apparently, given the thermometer, the attacks are still helping Bruning raise money.

Of course, the hit pieces continue in the Omaha World-Herald today with Don Stenberg's comments about the Bruning riches and friends.   We still don't know where this is going but we'd say Deb Fischer is wise to refrain from commenting.  

With all this commotion one sometimes recalls the old adage, "Be careful what you wish for."  Nelson/Johnson/Democrat Party may ultimately find themselves wondering what they expected to come of this.....

Here's the Newsmax e-mail





Dear Newsmax Reader,

This week Ben Nelson sent out a vicious fundraising
letter to 10,000 Democrats attacking Jon for his outspoken
claims against government spending and Obamacare. This
was followed by two hit pieces in Nebraska papers and more
ugly vitriol from the bowels of DC by the head of the
Democratic Senatorial Committee.
I have to ask: since when did saving taxpayer
dollars become a bad thing? We need your help
to fight these attacks today!
If Ben Nelson and his peers in Washington feel no
shame raising money against Jon's unabashed fight
against overspending and fraud in DC then we feel no
shame for affirming our position: the federal government
is out of control and Ben Nelson needs to go!

Will you join me today and make a donation of $25.
Help us reach our goal of raising $20,000 before the
end of August. We have just one week to go. 
Our federal debt will drown us all unless we unseat Ben
Nelson.
Ben Nelson's votes for Obamacare and big government
spending just don't align with Nebraska values, and neither
do his politics. These desperate actions show just how out of
touch Ben Nelson and his political machine are with
Nebraska voters, who time and time again have rejected dirty
politics like this.

As sad as these actions are, they are predictable and we
expect more of them.
Ben Nelson and the Washington establishment backing
him are focused on Jon because they must be hearing the
same thing Jon hears as he travels the state - Nebraskans
are disappointed with Ben Nelson's style of politics and are
demanding new leadership, and Jon is poised to provide
that leadership next November.

Join us today and make a small donation to help us defeat
these attacks.
Thank you for your support,
Trent Fellers, Campaign Manager

1 comment:

Dan Parsons said...

Nebraska Gov. Dave Heineman declined to defend state Attorney General Jon Bruning against questions about his private investment partnerships — a telling signal that the potential ethical conflict may be unsettling those in his own party.

http://www.politico.com/blogs/davidcatanese/0811/Heineman_wont_defend_Bruning.html?showall