Sexually suggestive ad targets Ohio's Lee Fisher

[AngryOldDem]

http://www.daytondailynews.com/news/election/sexually-suggestive-ad-attacks-fisher-690638.html

<<Less than 48 hours after the primary election, Democrats and Republicans each launched attacks against one another in the race for U.S. Senate.
But only one used double entendres, smarmy lounge music and a screen shot of a shirtless Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher.

The National Republican Senatorial Committee released a 53-second ad on YouTube and on its own website that gives the impression the Democratic Senate nominee is pleasuring himself.

The ad, released Thursday, May 6, uses a screen shot of Fisher, shirtless with one hand on his chest and the other hidden below his waist, and says “he didn’t get the job done” and “he was more concerned about his job than yours.”

Amber Marchand, spokeswoman for the NRSC, insists that the video is not sexually suggestive. “The video is about jobs. The video is about Lee Fisher’s record as the job czar and the 400,000 jobs that have been lost on his watch,” she said. YouTube took the ad down after a copyright complaint by a blog, but it was re-posted on the NRSC.org site.<<

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Stay classy, Republicans.

:puke:

[dems_rightnow]

1. Have they removed it?

I looked for it, but no luck finding it.

[dems_rightnow]

2. Found it

But not on YouTube. Damn nasty, too.

Warning! This is the National Republican Senatorial Committee site.

http://www.nrsc.org/

[Lochloosa]

3. Link to video. "not sexually suggestive" my ass

http://www.nrsc.org/system/uploads/38/original/NRSC_OH_JobCzar_LOWRES.mov

[AngryOldDem]

4. If I had been thinking, I would have included that in my post.

But if truth be told, if I HAD seen that before I posted, I don't think I would have had the stomach to continue.

That is just disgusting and repugnant. Then they have the balls to say they're for "standards and morality."

Like you said -- my ass.

Fisher, by the way, is running against Rob Portmann.