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Democrats' Platform: Ban All The Things!

Two days after White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders began preaching civility when she got asked to leave Red Hen Restaurant in Virginia, GOP unleashed it’s “Unhinged” ad for the midterm election. RNC considered Wolf’s White House Correspondents Dinner performance “unhinged” enough to be featured.Unhinged

The Republican Party made clear on Tuesday that House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi’s comments on the violent MS-13 gang will haunt Democrats until the midterm elections. President Trump recently prompted an angry backlash by members of the media and his political opponents by referring to MS-13 members as “animals,” but the Republican Party is betting that American voters are on his side. Its new campaign ad titled “Democrats’ Midterm Message? MS-13 killers aren’t so bad” tallied over 52,000 views in less than six hours. “When the president of the United States says these aren’t people, these are animals, you have...

The Republican Governors Association launched a new television ad yesterday with familiar complaints about Gov. Ted Strickland's handling of the economy and a zinger at the end: "His aides lied to investigators." It was an apparent reference to the fact that Public Safety Director Cathy Collins-Taylor and others were accused in an Ohio inspector general's report of lying under oath about an aborted sting at the Governor's Residence in January. Collins-Taylor insists that she didn't lie. But the ad started airing a day after a Republican-led Ohio Senate committee voted 5-4 to recommend against confirming Collins-Taylor. Strickland previously had complained...

Pretty good ad from the Republican Whip Cantor: "Here are the results of one party control of the government by the Democrats: 4 million 22 thousand total jobs lost with unemployment reaching its highest point in 25 years"

I'm not sure but it sounds like Mike Pence speaking in this ad, where the GOP hits Obama and Pelosi for the lies of transparency about health care, this released today. video

Funny, they take that old commerical from the 80's and make Obama the "know it all" Doctor....

Here video of a new GOP ad that hammers President Obama for his claim that the $787 Billion Stimulus he pushed through in February has "done its job." The video highlights the downward spiral of the economy SINCE the Stimulus was passed, and hits back at the false claim Obama continues to spout that Republicans offered no solutions of their own. . . . . (Watch the new GOP Ad)

Keep the ads coming, This President will go down as the worst leader on National Security in the history of this country. A playground for his radical ideas, and stripping the country of it's ability to deal with threats against us...

The US Republican Party has launched a controversial terror-linked TV advertisement to bolster support ahead of mid-term elections next month. The footage shows al-Qaeda leaders with captions of threatening statements, while the soundtrack of a ticking bomb plays in the background. The advertisement, which ends with the sound of a bomb exploding, is due to air from Sunday. Democrats have hit out at the commercial, calling it scaremongering. US voters go to the polls on 7 November to elect members of Congress. Republicans have made a tough stance on terrorism a major part of their campaign strategy. ... A statement...

Republicans took a page from President Johnson's Cold War-era presidential campaign with an advertisement set to air this weekend called "The Stakes," which prominently features al Qaeda leaders threatening to kill Americans. The advertisement, which is available on the Republican National Committee Web site, is scheduled to run on national news networks Sunday. The Democratic National Committee issued a statement saying the new Republican ad was an attempt to distract voters from GOP failures. Republicans contend otherwise and say the ad "underscores the high stakes America faces in the global war on terror by using the words of the terrorists...

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19 /U.S. Newswire/ -- The Republican National Committee (RNC) today released a new web ad entitled "The Stakes." The ad highlights the high stakes America faces in the global War on Terror by using the words of the terrorists themselves as they describe their intention towards the United States. "The Stakes" will be e-mailed to millions of Republican supporters, grassroots activists and all state parties. The web ad is available for viewing now on http://www.gop.com. Republican National Committee Web Advertisement "The Stakes": VIDEO: "What is yet to come will be even greater" -- Osama Bin Laden, Al Jazeera,...