Chuck McGee

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

October 27, 2008

 

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CAROL SHEA-PORTER’S DESPERATE CAMPAIGN ATTACK

Unable to Defend Record, Shea-Porter Tries to Change Subject

Manchester, NH – In the waning days of her faltering attempt to hang on to her Congressional seat, Congresswoman Carol Shea-Porter would like to have a discussion about ethics. In a desperate attempt to distract voters attention away from the real issues that matter—unemployment, a failing economy, her votes for record tax increases, turning her back on troops by voting against their funding and her near 100% party line voting record with Nancy Pelosi—she is trying to change the subject with reaching accusations against her opponent, Jeb Bradley.

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For Immediate Release
October 27, 2008

Katie List
(603) 219-6391
 Convicted Felon Chuck McGee Advising
Bradley Campaign?

(Manchester) - In a desperate attempt to regain the job he was fired from two years ago, Jeb Bradley has run an increasingly negative campaign filled with distortions and lies. Now, FEC reports disclose that since May, Bradley has paid more than $90,000 to Spectrum Marketing Companies. Chuck McGee, the former Executive Director of the New Hampshire Republican Party, is vice president of Spectrum. McGee was the lead architect of the criminal phone jamming conspiracy. Read More >

U.S. Rep. Paul Hodes (D-Concord) will testify tomorrow before a congressional committee that is investigating the jamming of Democratic Party phone lines during the 2002 election cycle.

Phone lines used by the Democratic get-out-the-vote effort were jammed by the company GOP Marketplace. The investigation led to the conviction of former state Republican Executive Director Chuck McGee and Allen Raymond, president of GOP Marketplace.

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Spectrum Marketing Companies has hired Jonathan Page to join its political division.

During the New Hampshire primary, Page was a staffer for Mitt Romney's campaign and has worked on campaigns for Ted Gatsas and Bruce Keough.

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