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Showing Original Post only (View all)Brutal New Ad Blames GOP Spending Cuts For Ebola Deaths (VIDEO) [View all]
http://talkingpointsmemo.com/dc/agenda-project-ad-republican-cuts-killA new TV ad blames prominent Republicans for Ebola deaths, attacking them for championing spending cuts that have gone after emergency public health funding for containing disease outbreaks.
The one minute ad, called "Republican Cuts Kill," splices grueling images of body bags and workers in hazmat suits with footage of top Republicans like Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (KY) and House Speaker John Boehner (OH) calling for spending cuts. It also features 2014 Republican Senate candidates Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, Cory Gardner of Colorado, Tom Cotton of Arkansas and Pat Roberts of Kansas.
The spot was produced by the Agenda Project Action Fund, the same progressive group that has made controversial anti-Republican ads such as "Granny Off the Cliff." The group's spokeswoman, Erica Payne, said Monday the ad would air in Kentucky, North Carolina, South Dakota and Kansas all of which feature competitive Senate races that could swing the majority.
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Payne told TPM the group would take out a "low six figure buy in Kentucky the others states are being decided now."
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What the fuck are you talking about? You accuse me of being a repub for not buying into
Calista241
Oct 2014
#40
Good. Now do one on how GOP governors' refusal to expand medicaid is killing thousands. nt
SunSeeker
Oct 2014
#8
Bout damn time. Guess it's tough to say bad things about your GOP pals in the DC Club, eh, DC DEMS??
blkmusclmachine
Oct 2014
#25
play that all over all the time. it perfectly melds the disfunctional ignorance of the GOP to
certainot
Oct 2014
#28
Fox News SPIN has already begun on this, meaning they must be scared. I just saw Fox News
TrollBuster9090
Oct 2014
#30
Pugs talk out of both sides of their face. Kill government but want gobmint to protect.
lonestarnot
Oct 2014
#41