In California, Politico’s Morning Score reports that millionaire Senator Barbara Boxer continues to come under fire for her 28-year job-killing record in Washington:

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is up with a new ad in the California Senate race, hammering Democratic incumbent Barbara Boxer as a career politician who’s spent “28 years voting to add trillions to the national debt … 28 years making America less competitive and driving away California jobs.” The spot will run statewide for the next two weeks, leaving an especially deep mark in Los Angeles. This is essential support for Carly Fiorina, who’s seen her numbers dip in response to Boxer’s well-funded attacks on her record at Hewlett-Packard. http://bit.ly/9Qmb6R

And the Los Angeles Times reports that businesswoman Carly Fiorina continues to promote workable solutions to our economic problems, as California suffers from 12.4 percent unemployment under Boxer’s watch:

U.S. Senate candidate Carly Fiorina offered some new details Monday on what she would do to curb federal spending, including a ban on congressional earmarks, a freeze on pay raises for some federal employees and a proposal to give taxpayers the right to designate as much as 10% of their federal tax liability toward reducing the national debt. Reining in the growth of federal spending has been a top issue for Fiorina, who is running against Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer.