FROGMAN524
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I know this is old news, but I hope all the true conservatives here, remaining "consistent with the constitution," can defend this attack on Trumps 2018 ad, concerning Luis Bracamontes, and the DEMON CRAP party importing millions of assholes like Luis over the last 4 years, in hopes they can vote for their fucked up party for life.
Your asylum seaker:
His sentence:
Trump's "RACIST" 2018 Ad:
WikiPedia
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Approximately one week before the 2018 midterm elections, the Trump administration ran an advertising that linked Bracamontes to Democrats, accusing Democrats of letting Bracamontes and other dangerous, undocumented immigrants into the United States. The ad drew widespread and bipartisan condemnation and was compared to the infamous Willie Horton ad during the 1988 presidential campaign. Republican Senator Jeff Flake said the ad was "a new low in campaigning" and "sickening", Republican Ohio Governor John Kasich said "all Americans should reject this ad and its motives" and Representative Carlos Curbelo condemned the ad as part of a "a divide-and-conquer strategy".[7][8][9]
Fact-checkers at PolitiFact, The Washington Post and The Sacramento Bee found that the assertions "Democrats let him (Luis Bracamontes) into our country" and "Democrats let him stay" were false.[10][11][12] CNN refused to air the ad, describing it as a "racist anti-immigration commercial". NBC and Fox News aired the ad, but later said they would not air it.[13] Facebook pulled the ad from its platform, saying it violated community standards.[13]
Your asylum seaker:
His sentence:
Trump's "RACIST" 2018 Ad:
WikiPedia
Luis Bracamontes - Wikipedia
Trump administration advertisement
[edit]Approximately one week before the 2018 midterm elections, the Trump administration ran an advertising that linked Bracamontes to Democrats, accusing Democrats of letting Bracamontes and other dangerous, undocumented immigrants into the United States. The ad drew widespread and bipartisan condemnation and was compared to the infamous Willie Horton ad during the 1988 presidential campaign. Republican Senator Jeff Flake said the ad was "a new low in campaigning" and "sickening", Republican Ohio Governor John Kasich said "all Americans should reject this ad and its motives" and Representative Carlos Curbelo condemned the ad as part of a "a divide-and-conquer strategy".[7][8][9]
Fact-checkers at PolitiFact, The Washington Post and The Sacramento Bee found that the assertions "Democrats let him (Luis Bracamontes) into our country" and "Democrats let him stay" were false.[10][11][12] CNN refused to air the ad, describing it as a "racist anti-immigration commercial". NBC and Fox News aired the ad, but later said they would not air it.[13] Facebook pulled the ad from its platform, saying it violated community standards.[13]
