Has anyone seen the nrsc video they are running?

[jillan]

I cannot post it here because it's about her.

But I suggest you google it & watch the one about her.

No need to comment here because you know why.
Kick this thread if you want.
No need to give it a rec because you know why.

You should see it, and then get on the phones and make phone calls for Bernie.

[LibDemAlways]

1. Just watched it. They're just getting warmed up.

The Democrats are nominating a candidate with more baggage (real and imagined) than the Duggar family on a world tour. That laugh (some would call it a cackle) will be seared into the national consciousness by November to the point where people will be begging, "Just make it go away."

[grasswire]

2. Did she bark?

I really like it when she barks.

[jillan]

3. No, but please watch it.

This is what we have to look forward to, non-stop.

[MissDeeds]

11. Snort

[LibDemAlways]

12. They're keeping their powder dry on the bark for now.

That will be unleashed this fall, and I absolutely would not put it past them to use "Who let the dogs out?" on the soundtrack. They know they'd get a cease and desist order at the very least, but they'd do it anyway for effect.

[SmittynMo]

4. Holy crap

And this is what we're putting forward? WOW.

[jillan]

5. What's so interesting is I first saw this on C-span and

they had on Stu Rothenberg, a republican pollster.

Guess what he was saying?
The reason the republicans are uniting against Trump is to defeat Hillary. And that an incompetent candidate like Trump would not be doing so well if Hillary wasn't his opponent.

Sound familiar?

This entire election will be vote for the lesser of the two evils.
Have we really come down to this?

[nc4bo]

6. I really think this entire "election" is a sham. We have good cop(her) we have bad cop(him)

scenario just like a Hollywood movie.

There was never any room for anyone else in this skit. Like someone mentioned, the "competition" was just to make the "election" believable.

Those are my gut instincts and I'm sticking to them.

[grasswire]

8. I'm not sure that Hollywood could even write this one. nt

[findrskeep]

14. I think there may be some truth

to that as well. Who else could she possibly have a chance of winning against?

[grasswire]

7. I see that all over the Internet.

Republicans are salivating to take Hillary down. They are absolutely joyous at that anticipation.

They have so much to work with, too.

Shrug. There is one honest candidate. But he's not allowed to protect the Democratic party from defeat.

[Jack Bone]

9. the sad part of it is..they only have to run it a few times..

this is info everybody knows....they just need to remind them at opportune times.

no need for a million dollar ad buy on this...just a one time Charlie..given the right time.

[LibDemAlways]

10. They'll buy ad time during the Olympics

opening ceremony. The beauty of this from their POV is it doesn't matter if they've nominated Trump or he's imploded and someone else is carrying the Repuke banner. They don't need to build their candidate up. It's all about taking down Hillary.

[Blue Meany]

13. I hate this kind of hit-and-run ad that Republicans love to air,

especially on the eve of elections, so that there can be no time to respod. These 30 second spots are too short to make substantive arguments, just long enough to make an emotional impression. However, I think this one is unlikely to be effective with anyone but Republicans--it's such a classic scaremongering ad--and it certainly won't work with Democratic Senators.