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AL: NRA Goes All In For Luther Strange With New Ad Campaign
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In an exclusive interview with the National Rifle Association (NRA), Yellowhammer has learned that the pro-gun group is going all in for Luther Strange in advance of the Sept 26th Republican runoff for the U.S. Senate.
The NRA—the country’s largest Second Amendment advocacy organization—told Yellowhammer today that it is launching a seven-figure ad campaign across Alabama starting tomorrow as a show of support for Strange in these last ten days of the election.
The first TV ads will begin airing tomorrow on statewide cable and broadcast channels. When asked why the NRA is making this move, Jennifer Baker, the organization’s director of public affairs said: |
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MarkHamTownsend
(9/16/2017)
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I live in Alabama.
Luther Strange is a corrupt SOB. Sorry, that's just the way it is. Check out his dealings with corrupt former Governor BENTley and how he go Jeff Session's old seat.
Justice Morre, OTOH, has his faults, for sure, but he's 24 carat gold on the second amendment.
As a added bonus, he'd drive the libtards like Schumer & Pelosi stark raving NUTZ! |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(9/16/2017)
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The NRA is backing the wrong horse in this race.
Hands-down, (former) Chief Justice Moore is the more ideologically suited candidate. |
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