UPDATE: Gary Bauer Brings Strategic Senate Campaign to Indiana; Urges support for Richard Mourdock

"Barack Obama's Senate hasn't passed a budget in years," noted Bauer. "Richard Mourdock will restore fiscal responsibility to Washington."

WASHINGTON, Oct. 18, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Former presidential candidate Gary Bauer announced this week that his Campaign for Working Families political action committee was launching new independent expenditure ads to "hold Democrats accountable for their embrace of President Obama's failed agenda." 

"America is drowning in red ink.  Obama and his Democrat allies in Congress have added trillions of dollars to the national debt and raised taxes by hundreds of billions through Obamacare," said Bauer.  "What has Joe Donnelly done about this?  He's voted for it every step of the way."

Bauer, the chairman of the Campaign for Working Families, is rolling out ads as part of a six-figure independent expenditure campaign on Christian, country and news talk radio formats in major Indiana media markets.

"I know Richard Mourdock.  Time and again he has demonstrated his courage, and his willingness to fight for what is right.  Unlike Joe Donnelly, Richard Mourdock will fight wasteful spending in Washington and he will defend the common sense values of Hoosier voters."  

As part of this independent expenditure effort, Bauer is also running ads in Missouri in support of Rep. Todd Akin and in Ohio on behalf of State Treasurer Josh Mandel.

This campaign is one of many spear-headed by Bauer's operations. Recently, the Guardian called Bauer "one of the leading campaigners in the U.S. on pro-life and pro-traditional family issues."  Well-known for creating effective campaigns in key states, he has run ads this cycle exposing Obama's radicalism on marriage and highlighting the shockingly negative reaction of Democratic National Committee delegates to the inclusion of God in their party platform. 

To listen to the radio spots, go to: www.cwfpac.com

SOURCE Campaign for Working Families