Boeing, Boeing, Gone Means False Murray Attack

Senator Murray is so desperate to save her own job, she's willing to distort Dino Rossi's record and mischaracterize his positions," said Jennifer Morris, Rossi for Senate communications director. "It's ironic Senator Murray is distorting Dino Rossi's commitment to do whatever it takes to ensure Boeing stays in Washington State and employs Washingtonians on the very day Boeing holds a ceremony to mark the topping off of its new plant in South Carolina. It's clear Senator Murray is unwilling to talk about her own record which is resulting in Boeing turning out the lights here in Washington State and sending jobs to South Carolina and Illinois.

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[IDRadam]

perfect dark-chicago theme?

[HowTheWorldReallyIs]

The gov't isn't responsible for the actions of private companies!!

[hamersmith6]

Patty Murray needs to be fired. She votes on bills that she is not willing to read(health care). She only votes on bills that her party says is ok to vote for. She is a progressive puppet.

The average American doesn't have time to read every bill that is brought up that is why we higher senators an congressmen to do this job. If a bill is to hard to understand and has too many flaws that need to be fixed then it should not be voted in to law. Patty Murray is a huge failure. FIRE HER PEOPLE!

[VideoSeattle]

@greenjeansmjr Bravo! By chance can you relate to the Blue dog democrat in this YT video:

Teamster Dumps Senator Murray (D-WA) for Pushing Obamacare

[firewall666777]

I wonder how many views on this are actually from people in my English class.

[greenjeansmjr]

Another former Dem. voter here, voting for Rossi.

[JohnRhysMusician]

Hahaha. I pass by the Boeing Headquarters in Downtown Chicago frequently! No kidding. Washington needs to elect Dino Rossi if it wants to keep jobs in Washington or else they'll keep moving to right-to-work states, and states with less of a regulatory burden.