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Weston Wamp and Chuck Fleischmann With one week to go before the state primary, TV ad wars are raging in Tennessee s 3rd Congressional District.U.S. Rep. Chuck Fleischmann s campaign is launching its fourth television attack ad in about two weeks against Republican challenger Weston Wamp today.The ad, set to run in the Chattanooga and Knoxville markets, criticizes Wamp s involvement in an insurance brokerage company launched by Wamp s employer that connects clients with Affordable Care Act health plans. Weston is founding director of a company invested in Obamacare. Why would he criti <a href=https://www.stanleycups.pl>stanley termos cize the president when Obama is making him money the Fleischmann ad asks.Meanwhile, Wamp has a new TV spot, too. It bashes Fleischmann for flooding the airwaves with political attacks. So Chuck Fleischmann s running negative TV ads ... again. But we re not slowing down. There s too much to get done, and right now, nobody s doing it, stanley cup the Wamp ad script says.Wamp works for Lamp Post Group, a startup incubator in Chattanooga that has helped fund and launch dozens of companies. He consults with startup companies on marketing and press strategies.The new Fleischmann ad see stanley ca ks to convince conservative voters that Wamp would not oppose President Barack Obama or the ACA because one of those companies is American Exchange. The Chattanooga-based insurance brokerage group makes its money by connecting people with subsidized health insurance made possible by the health care law.The Times Free Press rep
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