JBE gets hit hard in latest ad

Hmmmmm
Last night on the news they were saying La. was either near or at the bottom in domestic abuse cases.

Is this what you are referring to?

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Louisiana in last place has become the new norm under liberal JBE.

I will give JBE some credit for being a low key piece of shite ... pretty much every other Dem in this state is an in your face piece of shite.

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Yes, they were talking about it on the news last night.

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That angle of attack may or may not be effective, but for me it doesn’t make the connection to JBE clear enough.

I don’t know who that sex abuser guy is. I don’t know if JBE knew the allegations. I don’t know if there are mitigating circumstances.

There are lots of muddy decisions that politicians need to make, some more justified than others.

I’m more swayed by the ad citing Louisiana’s last place economy.

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Economy should be number one, but Abraham brought up JBE hiring a proven sexual harasser at the last debate. This ties into that accusation.

This ad hits on an issue that's been quietly "out there" for a while. It's why Abraham brought it up during the last debate. It's been mostly swept under the rug by the major newspapers in the state for a while.

It's no accident that last night the favorable domestic abuse ranking was aired...it's why last Thursday a negative hit piece on Abraham ran in the Advocate. The same day Abraham was receiving a great endorsement from the oil and gas industry...and the SAME DAY the national story ran on JBE's family being slave owners and heavy handed in generations past. The local press is running cover for JBE...not a surprise.

I'm solidly for Abraham and up until a couple weeks ago completely fine with Rispone. He needs to man up, stop running the deceptive ads on Abraham, and encourage conservatives to unite for a cause that matters.

Conservatives: stay woke!

Hahaha. I hear you, man. But the power of social media could be changing things that weren't available at any point in past elections. People seem to be more aware via other mediums now than they were even in 2015.