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Dave Spence is the president and CEO of Alpha Packaging, a plastic bottles firm in St. Louis, Missouri. He is worth $190-200 million and lives in a $8 million posh home. He is the 2012 Republican candidate for Missouri governor. He has never held a public office. Mr. Spence benefited from the federal Troubled Assets Relief Program (TARP) while he condemns the bailout. He bailed out when the bank he ran declined to repay the TARP money! RE-ELECT MISSOURI'S GOV. NIXON. REJECT DAVE SPENCE.
Monday, October 15, 2012
Candidate for Governor speaks about past DWI.
Click the link below to read the article on Spence's DWI:
Candidate for Governor speaks about past DWI
Dave Spence says Don't Worry Be Happy! Elect me although
I live in an $8,000,000 mansion, I file my company taxes late,
I pay lower taxes than my secretary, I have DWI conviction, my
bank refused to pay back the taxpayers' bailout money and I
benefited out of it, I'll give huge tax breaks to the wealthy and
corporations etc.
Is Dave Spence the person you want in the Governor's mansion?
Re-elect Governor Nixon on November 6, 2012. Reject millionaire
home economist Dave Spence.
Candidate for Governor speaks about past DWI
Dave Spence says Don't Worry Be Happy! Elect me although
I live in an $8,000,000 mansion, I file my company taxes late,
I pay lower taxes than my secretary, I have DWI conviction, my
bank refused to pay back the taxpayers' bailout money and I
benefited out of it, I'll give huge tax breaks to the wealthy and
corporations etc.
Is Dave Spence the person you want in the Governor's mansion?
Re-elect Governor Nixon on November 6, 2012. Reject millionaire
home economist Dave Spence.
Sunday, October 14, 2012
MORE BAD NEWS FOR DAVE SPENCE’S BAILED OUT BANK: RELIANCE BANK POSTS ANOTHER $34 MILLION LOSS LAST YEAR, STILL NOT REPAYING ITS $40 MILLION BAILOUT
Click the link below to read the article:
MORE BAD NEWS FOR DAVE SPENCE’S BAILED OUT BANK: RELIANCE BANK POSTS ANOTHER $34 MILLION LOSS LAST YEAR, STILL NOT REPAYING ITS $40 MILLION BAILOUT
Re-elect Gov. Jay Nixon on November 6, 2012. Reject Home Economist Dave
Spence.
MORE BAD NEWS FOR DAVE SPENCE’S BAILED OUT BANK: RELIANCE BANK POSTS ANOTHER $34 MILLION LOSS LAST YEAR, STILL NOT REPAYING ITS $40 MILLION BAILOUT
Re-elect Gov. Jay Nixon on November 6, 2012. Reject Home Economist Dave
Spence.
Spence’s ties to bank bailout focus of new Nixon ad
Click the link below to watch the video and read about how Dave Spence is being blasted about the bank bailout he refused to pay back to American taxpayers:
Spence’s ties to bank bailout focus of new Nixon ad
Re-elect Gov. Jay Nixon on November 6, 2012. Reject Home Economist Dave
Spence.
Spence’s ties to bank bailout focus of new Nixon ad
Re-elect Gov. Jay Nixon on November 6, 2012. Reject Home Economist Dave
Spence.
STL POST-DISPATCH REPORT: DAVE SPENCE’S BANK IS WORST-PERFORMING IN REGION SPENCE HELPED RUN RECKLESS BANK THAT STILL OWES TAXPAYERS $40 MILLION
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STL POST-DISPATCH REPORT: DAVE SPENCE’S BANK IS WORST-PERFORMING IN REGION SPENCE HELPED RUN RECKLESS BANK THAT STILL OWES TAXPAYERS $40 MILLION
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Nixon goes negative against Republican opponent Dave Spence
Click the link below to read the St. Louis Post-Dispatch article:
Nixon goes negative against Republican opponent Dave Spence
Nixon goes negative against Republican opponent Dave Spence
Friday, October 12, 2012
Missouri jobless rate dips below 7 percent
"The jobless rate in Missouri dipped in September to its lowest level in almost four years, state officials reported Tuesday.
At 6.9 percent, the state's unemployment rate is the lowest since Dec. 2008, and it fell from 7.2 percent in August as nearly 8,000 more people said they were working. Missouri's jobless rate remains well below the national average of 7.9 percent.
The Report– the last statewide count before Election Day – is good news for Gov. Jay Nixon, who is facing a challenge from St. Louis-area businessman David Spence that has focused largely on economic issues. Nixon can now claim a jobless rate that is lower than it was when he took office, despite four years of recession and sluggish recovery.
A separate survey, which measures the number of jobs at Missouri companies, is a bit less rosy. It found payroll employment of 2,657,200 in the state in September. That's up 2,500 from August, and 11,400 from the same month last year. But there are still 78,900 fewer jobs in Missouri than there were in Jan. 2009.
Both numbers take seasonal variations into account."
Figures for the St. Louis metro area will be released by the Labor Department Oct. 30. Courtesy of St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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