Posted on 10/31/2014 8:18:28 PM PDT by TBP
Republican Louisiana state Sen. Elbert Guillory was on “The Kelly File” tonight to discuss his controversial new ad, in which he calls on black voters to “send Kay Hagan home.”
In the ad, he says, "You see, black people are just being used by limousine liberals who have become our new overseers. We've only traded one plantation for another. You are not Kay Hagan's cause and you're certainly not her charity. You are just a vote. She has stepped off your backs to fame and fortune and left you behind on food stamps, deprived of the American dream."
Tonight, he told Megyn Kelly, “What I have said is absolute truth. There are people like Hagan who come to our communities every four years or every six years. They come with a beer in one hand and a chicken sandwich in another. They kiss us, and then they go away. And they don’t do anything for us, we don’t hear from them until the next election. We have to stop them.”
Guillory said that Republicans have not done as well at communicating with black communities, and his message is an attempt to do just that.
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Sorry Senator, but I was saying this years ago!
He is running for lieutenant governor in 2015. Conservatives should consider him.
That is good to hear in this election.
Perhaps a large portion black people can finally come to embrace freedom some day.
He also has one he made re: his State’s U.S. Senator, Mary Landrieu. I am so glad FOX News finally got hold of this. I wish it could go viral before Tuesday.
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Go To The Head Of The Class!What Took You So Long??
He saw the opening. There does come a time when the ROI is no worth it. Democrats used whatever political capital they had left over the last 6 years. It’s gone. Now is the time of the conservative black to rise up and take back his church, his family and his country.
yes you did!
Everyone except Liberals and Democrats knew that.
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