That comes from a press release issued by the Mazie Hirono campaign for U.S. Senate.

Highlights:

• In her TV ads, Republican Linda Lingle claims she’s “listening.” Problem is: Lingle’s listening to the national Republicans in Washington, not the rest of us in Hawaii.

 • In Washington, DC today, Lingle met with the U.S. Senate Republican Policy Committee at a “roundtable” event hosted in Lingle’s honor. As Lingle entered the event, held at Washington’s Bistro Bis Restaurant on Capitol Hill, she turned her back on a straightforward question — refusing to support President Obama’s Fair Pay Act, a commonsense law to help ensure women are paid the same as men for doing the same work.

Watch Linda Lingle in Washington, DC today as she refuses to support the Fair Pay Act:  http://a.yfrog.com/img411/1353/t16.mp4

• Lingle also refuses to appear at any side-by-side debates with her Republican primary opponent, John Carroll, and has purchased her own TV channel to mask her national-Republican ideology, rewrite her turbulent history as Governor, and deny her own record of divisive partisanship.

Civil Beat has asked the Lingle campaign for a response but has not heard back yet. Meanwhile, here’s a link to a Lingle ad titled People First: Linda Lingle is Listening.

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