she is having fund-raisers with lobbiests.ance of washington when she's taking money, collecting money from the lobbiests in washington to work behind the scene to influence what goes on. that's arrogance in itself. >> some meeting in washington tells you this is a powerful and effective ad because it feeds into an impression of boxer, which is a negative one, but very widely held, it's said kind of softly and effectively, the folks in your office reacted like normal folks out there, maybe sympathetic to democrats. i think it hurts very badly because it has the ancillary benefit of being true. >> okay, here's video. a harry reid ad really going after sharon engel about a 2009, something she said about health care. this is another grabbing the tape and going after the opponent stuff. let's listen. >> take off the mandates for coverage in the state of nevada and all over the united states, but here, you know what i'm talking about. you're paying for things that you don't even need. they just passed the latest one as everything t

o'malley also continues to say in his ads ehrlich was a paid lobbiest for big business. kathleen kennedy says negative ads are a part of the stretch run in any campaign. >> the fact is people will always say angry things at the end of the campaign. it happens. people will ask themselves who will be better for them? who will be better for the state? that will be governor o'malley. >> negative campaigns are like the cherry pie or apple pick. >> reporter: harry smith is at mcdaniels college. he's not surprised at the new ads even though voters say they don't like them, they do work. as long as the governor's race stays tight expect more. >> now you are advertising the reasons why people need to vote for you or against the other fellow. and it seems where great frequency, we're having ads why you need to vote against the other fellow. >> reporter: a political game of tag that may last the rest of the campaign. in baltimore brian kuebler. >>> not that long ago relaxing weekend almost always kicked off with a trip to the video store. but now block buster is bankrupt. now the i

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works and the public utilities commission and working with the economic development office and our lobbiest at the state and federal level to match state and federal and local dollars to organize a much more organized narrative. that's what the great streets propose to do. if you been down divizidero. if you have been been to polk, and valencia, it is extraordinary. the work that will be done soon and balboa, the work that will be done down on 19th avenue and then the significant work that will be disproportionately certed by harrington, down caesar chavez will be extraordinary. those will be the final three of those nine great streets projects. leland and sam bruno were among the last two. we're celebrating this -- this today, but we're also celebrating those that we completed in the past number of months and last few years. why does this matter? you'll hear in a second why this matters. creates a sense of place. a streetscape with the neighborhood and it com -- in a completely different way. it encourages and enlivens a pedstrone flow and -- pedestrian flow and sense of community. it slow

they look at lobbiests as something that is useful. >> good morning. i think they should stop blaming for the jobs going on. this is both parties. i think the way not that the president is working on these jobs but the government section, it is not helping everybody. we have had socialism for years and lived in it. >> thank you for your call. trying to make it of choice. they believe this is been too much regulations under the changes they would like to make. it's a difference of philosophy. i think they are trying to focus locally on what is going on in people's communities the economy is a big issue. looking at how the changes have impacted the people. turning that into this spot. >> we should point out that the tag log o'line was, with policies this bad, who would blame them? you see in 2006 where the parties are in trouble. you see where it says, i don't know about president bush. the republican opponents, if you are going to vote for someone against president obama, you are going to vote against democrats not for them. >> we are in a political sea

our money man, the world's first ever transparent lobbiest, if you want a law changed, send him a checkmake it happen. his name is jimmy williams. and the sparring politicos from the left, beautiful in blue, karen finney. on the right, a redhead. >> that's right. >> and a smart one at that. brian donahue, gop strategist. pleasure to see all of you. we begin with don't ask don't tell. with the news, it failed. here was lady gaga's strongest advocacy. >> if you are not committed to perform with excellence as a united states because you don't believe in full equality, go home! if you are not honorable enough to fight without prejudice, go home! >> well, you know, the interesting thing about what happened today is a little bit of kabooky theatre. they were voting on whether or not they would actually vote on the bill. >> this happens with every piece of legislation where there is two votes. one is do we agree or not. >> but of course, if you're on the campaign trail, that's not how you talk about it. you say my colleague voted against or for. but then it also gives you the opportunity to sa

homeland security act to help philip morris and your committees paid $400,000 to affirm link to lobbiestsup the house? >> roy blunt, the very worst of washington. >> wow, i don't think chris wallace had that music playing while he was doing that interview. fox said the ad trying to make it look like he was endorsing carnahan. they said it will continue to air on tv. finally, senator jim demint, christine o'donne christine o'donnell expanded, quote -- well, demint is demint. complete gridlock, shut down of government. give him credit for saying what he wants and saying it clearly. up next, jon stewart has an answer for glenn beck and sarah palin. he's hosting his own rally on the national mall. he's calling it the rally to restore sanity and he wants people to bring signs that say things like, i disagree with you, but i'm sure you're in the hitler. [ female announcer ] you use the healing power of touch every day. ♪ now the healing power of touch just got more powerful. introducing precise from the makers of tylenol. precise pain relieving cream works quickly to activate sensory receptors.