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Line 8: − − ==Corporate Contributions== − Patty Murray is no stranger to [[corporate]] contributions, as a senior member of the [[United States]] biggest spending panel, the Senate Appropriations Committee.<ref>Carl Cameron. [http://politics.blogs.foxnews.com/2010/08/03/tight-washington-senate-race-leads-early-attack-ads Tight Washington Senate Race Leads to Early Attack Ads], FOXNews.com, August 03, 2010.</ref> Murray chairs the Transportation Subcommittee, which nearly makes her a hill-czar for highway [[stimulus plan|stimulus]] [[money]]. She's been holding fundraisers and filling her war chest with ammunition from such West Coast corporate giants as [[Microsoft]] and [[Boeing]], among others. Murray supported the recent [[Wall Street]] reform package in the Senate after collecting political contributions. Line 17:
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In 2002, Murray praised [[Osama Bin Laden]] in front of a group of high school students.<ref>http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/100835_murray20.shtml</ref>
In 2002, Murray praised [[Osama Bin Laden]] in front of a group of high school students.<ref>http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/100835_murray20.shtml</ref>
==2010 Midterm Elections==
==2010 Midterm Elections==
===State and Federal Law Violations===
===State and Federal Law Violations===
Patty Murray's [[2010 Midterm Elections]] campaign received scrutiny for violations of state and federal law, because a WorkSource employee used government resources to organize support for Murray’s campaign. Using taxpayer money, WorkSource employee Sally Garcia asked veterans to contact Kerala Hise, either by telephone or at a pattymurray.com address, to get involved in a ”walk and knock" to remind people to vote for Murray’s re-election.<ref>http://www.redcounty.com/content/doc-release-confirms-patty-murray-campaign-materials-sent-vets-state-employee</ref>
Patty Murray's [[2010 Midterm Elections]] campaign received scrutiny for violations of state and federal law, because a WorkSource employee used government resources to organize support for Murray’s campaign. Using taxpayer money, WorkSource employee Sally Garcia asked veterans to contact Kerala Hise, either by telephone or at a pattymurray.com address, to get involved in a ”walk and knock" to remind people to vote for Murray’s re-election.<ref>http://www.redcounty.com/content/doc-release-confirms-patty-murray-campaign-materials-sent-vets-state-employee</ref>
===Corporate Contributions===
Patty Murray is no stranger to [[corporate]] contributions, as a senior member of the [[United States]] biggest spending panel, the Senate Appropriations Committee. Murray chairs the Transportation Subcommittee, which nearly makes her a hill-czar for highway [[stimulus plan|stimulus]] [[money]], according to a politics blog at FOXNews.com.<ref>Carl Cameron. [http://politics.blogs.foxnews.com/2010/08/03/tight-washington-senate-race-leads-early-attack-ads Tight Washington Senate Race Leads to Early Attack Ads], [[Fox News|politics.blogs.foxnews.com]], August 03, 2010.</ref> She has held fundraisers and filled her campaign war chest with corporate contributions from such West Coast corporate giants as [[Microsoft]] and [[Boeing]], among others. Murray supported the 2010 [[Wall Street]] reform package in the Senate after collecting political contributions.
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==References==