June 17, 2008 - 9:04pm
Kanjorski aide says robo-calls untrue
By Alex Roarty
Category: HouseTags: Paul Kanjorski
The planned nationwide robo-calls attacking Democratic congressmen for not advocating domestic oil drilling will miss the mark with U.S. Rep. Paul Kanjorski (D-Dimock), said Ed Mitchell, Kanjorski's media consultant.
Scheduled to start Wednesday, the robo-calls from the conservative advocacy-group Freedom's Watch will criticize Democratic congressmen for voting against oil exploration on the continental shelf.
But the 11th Congressional District representative has voted in favor of drilling off-shore and in ANWR, Mitchell said.
"I think they've picked the wrong one in Kanjorski," he said, adding that it's "very negative if it's not based in fact."
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Freedom's Watch "sort of stretched the facts" like the Democrats did when they were trying to win Congress in '06.
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