Kirsten Gillibrand

This is from an email Senator Jeanne Shaheen sent to the EMILY's List community 11/29/12

Every day, more than 400,000 servicewomen risk their lives in defense of our country and our ideals. For that, they should be honored.

Once again we’ve rounded up the latest ads from our EMILY's List candidates! With elections right around the corner, our ladies are asking the difficult questions, taking a stand and exposing their opponent’s radical positions. Check out what they have to say:

As election time gets closer and closer, our EMILY’s List candidates continue to reach out to voters both online and on TV. We’ve rounded up the most recent ads from our candidates as they fight for women, the middle class, and hold the GOP accountable for their record. Take a look!

On September 11, 2001, the country watched in horror as two planes were flown into the towers of the World Trade Center in New York City, a third into the Pentagon just outside Washington, DC, and a fourth driven into the ground in Shanksville, PA.

It’s not a day any of us will soon forget, and it irrevocably defined our policies, culture and history for the last eleven years – and undoubtedly into the future.

On September 11, 2001, the country watched in horror as two planes were flown into the towers of the World Trade Center in New York City, a third into the Pentagon just outside Washington, DC, and a fourth driven into the ground in Shanksville, PA.

It’s not a day any of us will soon forget, and it irrevocably defined our policies, culture and history for the last eleven years – and undoubtedly into the future.

Last month, we introduced our first findings of our 2012 WOMEN VOTE! Research, where we learned that women do not believe Washington is working for families like theirs. And now, we‘re back with more research that we think you’ll find fascinating.

Sports were a huge part of my life growing up in Montana. I was a Butte High Bulldog and I was proud to wear Butte High purple. I also know I was lucky to wear Butte High purple, because I was born after Title IX was written.