Get ready for a political ad bonanza! Election Central has a whole bunch of new political ads here for your viewing pleasure — we have a dialogue between Jon Tester and Conrad Burns; Ned Lamont casting himself as Jimmy Stewart in his hopes to go to Washington; a fun ad from Joe Lieberman, and a new attack ad from Rick Santorum. Check them all out here, after the jump.

A new Conrad Burns ad implies support from Burns's Co-Senator, Dem Max Baucus:

And here's Tester's rebuttal, featuring Baucus himself:

Ned Lamont tries another quirky ad to jump-start his flagging campaign — casting himself in the Jimmy Stewart role for an ad entitled, "Mr. Lamont Goes To Washington."

And Joe Lieberman has a fun, offbeat ad of his own, making sure voters will be able to find his name on the ballot. The ending is reminiscent of Harry Truman's advice to people who want a friend in Washington — appropriate, given Lieberman's political headaches this year.

A Santorum ad attempts one last Hail-Mary play: a wounded Iraq veteran attacking Bob Casey for supposedly investing state funds into terrorism, a claim that hangs on the shaky rationale that Pennsylvania invests in funds that do business in countries where terrorism occurs.