NEW MEXICO

What's Your Damage, Heather?

Updated: November 18, 2010 | 10:21 p.m.
April 28, 2008

Rep. Heather Wilson (R-01) is up with her first TV ad, by DMM Media 4/25. Full script:

ANNCR: "Why is (Rep.) Steve Pearce (R-02) running a negative campaign? Because on important issues he's wrong. Steve Pearce voted against adding 3,000 border guards to secure our border. And when Democrats tried to cut funding for the troops and require early withdrawal, Steve Pearce didn't vote. Heather Wilson, an Air Force Academy graduate and veteran -- she stood strong for New Mexico. Heather Wilson: The common sense conservative for Senate." WILSON: "I'm Heather Wilson and I approved this message" (Wilson web site, 4/28).

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