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The “Cornell Seven” Rape Case Has Ignited the Country. Let’s Talk About What We’re Actually Talking About Here.
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First reported by Just the News (Right); 6 outlets over 44h.
Just the News · +20h Washington Examiner · +35h Newsweek · +35h RealClearPolitics · +42h Straight Arrow News · +44h Townhall
The ad, promoting Huckabee Sanders’ welfare-to-work initiative, depicts an able-bodied white man who spends his days playing video games.
Read at san.com →The Republican governor of Arkansas chose a young white man as the villain in a new ad targeting welfare dependency.
Read at newsweek.com →One thing which is surely a headscratcher in advance of the November elections - which we've heard ad nauseam are going to be a disaster for the GOP, based on polling from outlets whose results get consistently worse as fewer and fewer people answer polls - is the distinct lack of a smart message…
Read at realclearpolitics.com →Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders’s (R-AR) new campaign advertisement has been the subject of backlash on the Right after she released a new ad portraying an unemployed white man as a welfare recipient.
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