Posted on 02/19/2012 11:39:14 AM PST by Libloather
NARAL Launches $250,000 Radio Ad Applauding Obama Mandate
by Steven Ertelt | Washington, DC | LifeNews.com | 2/13/12 11:59 AM
One of the biggest pro-abortion groups in the nation is delighted pro-abortion President Barack Obama put a revised mandate in place that forces insurance companies to provide women with free birth control and drugs that may cause abortions.
NARAL is so happy that it has purchased $250,000 worth of radio advertising supporting the new mandate. The ads are slated to air in Denver, Colorado; Orlando, Florida; Madison, Wisconsin and the northern Virginia suburbs of Washington, D.C. All of the locations are prime 2012 election targets a pro-life advocates seek to replace Obama with a pro-life president.
“The radio effort builds on paid patch-through calls the organization launched last week in six states channeling calls to Senate offices opposing efforts to take away contraceptive coverage,” NARAL said in a statement. NARAL also rolled out a $45,000 online ad and recruitment plan, including ads on Facebook and Google to raise the visibility of the revised Obama mandate.
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If the Republican Part has any smarts left in them, the way you deal with these ads is to IMMEDIATELY hit back as Obama assault on freedom of conscience and freedom of worship. You don’t let the opposition mold public opinion without a fight back.
Barry the Kenyan Guy’s antics have provided a big boost and taxpayer dollars to the baby killers. They’ll pay their messiah back with their votes.
Evil is as evil does.
Sanger, for all your undesirablesTM.
NO cheers, unfortunately.
Why don't the leftists notice the $$$$ contaminating things here?
The democrats are doing this so that ALL will be
complicit in murder. From there anything is possible.
These ads will backfire and serve only to remind people who is on the other side. With friends like this the Democrats don’t need enemies.
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