B1 A Flood of Attack Ads The two wealthy candidates for New Jersey governor have spent tens of millions of dollars on television and radio advertising, much of it attacking each other and, according to polls, turning off some voters.
"Jeanne Shaheen signed the People's Pledge and asked Scott Brown to do the same because she believes the people of New Hampshire deserve an election where they can hear the candidates directly and decide who will best represent their interests, not a flood of attack ads from Big Oil and Wall Street," said Harrell Kirstein, communications director for the Shaheen campaign, in a statement.
The campaign ended with a burst of spending by Mr. Bloomberg and a flood of harsh attacks by Mr. Green that some Republicans suggested last night had backfired.
But Mr. Chambliss has been hurt by his vote for the $700 billion Wall Street bailout — which was widely unpopular, both among conservatives and African-Americans — and by a flood of tough attack advertisements from the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
In its claim of responsibility, an alleged Islamic State affiliate calling itself "Sanaa Province" warned of an "upcoming flood" of attacks targeting the Houthi rebels.
Gingrich's brief time as frontrunner (remember that? Newt sure does) was ended by a brutal flood of attack ads by a Romney-allied Super Pac in Iowa.
Recent polls show that demographic groups traditionally more inclined to vote for Democrats, such as younger and minority voters, are reporting that they're not sure they'll vote, as candidates grapple with unfavorable ratings for President Barack Obama and a flood of negative outside spending attacking the Affordable Care Act.
The commission's investigation, they said, had centered on Mr. Ashcroft's actions in the summer of 2001, when intelligence agencies received a flood of evidence of an imminent attack by Al Qaeda.
But many retailers were wary after the attacks, and a flood of companies reportedly canceled or deferred orders and shipments.
She repeatedly demanded that Mr Ma tell her how many jobs would be lost to a flood of cheap Chinese goods.She also attacked Mr Ma for being recklessly hasty.
The assault, which is known in the industry as a distributed denial of service attack, directed a flood of data from at least 50 computers, making it impossible for the company to exchange information with its regular customers.
