It is hard to believe that people could hate one person, Trump, enough to lose your country. People like that don’t add up in my thought process.
Don’t they realize what kind of people they are dealing with – Democrat Marxists, who they are wanting to run our country.
Look what they have done to this country and how Harris wants to change it to?
They have not done enough research on Kamala Harris and Liz Cheney.
Press Release · September 29, 2024
Republican Voters Against Trump Launches Final $15M Ad Blitz
Largest campaign to date will target swing voters in PA, MI, WI, AZ, and NE-02 with ads and billboards saying: “I’m a former Trump voter. I’m voting for Harris.”
WASHINGTON – Monday, September 30, 2024 – Republican Voters Against Trump launched a new $15 million swing state ad blitz, our largest campaign to date this cycle, and our final major ad push before the election. The campaign features first-person testimonial ads and billboards showcasing former Trump voters who will support Kamala Harris this election.
The campaign will run through the election in Pennsylvania ($5.8 million), Michigan ($3.6 million), Wisconsin ($2.7 million), Arizona ($2.4 million), and Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District ($500K). Digital ads will run statewide, and broadcast, cable, streaming, and radio ads will run in the following key media markets: Philadelphia, Harrisburg, and Pittsburgh; Grand Rapids and Detroit; Madison and Milwaukee; and Phoenix. In NE-02, we are running digital and streaming ads.
It includes a series of 15- and 30-second testimonial ads featuring real former Trump voters talking direct-to-camera about why they now support Harris. It also includes a signature ad showing a compilation of these voters from multiple different states, saying: “Harris is a former prosecutor. She’s smart. I love her energy. She will support our democratic institutions. She will put her country first … In 2024, I will be proudly voting for Kamala Harris.”
The campaign also features 143 billboards showing former Trump voters from critical swing states. Billboards will run statewide in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Wisconsin, and in key markets in Arizona and Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District. They show real people with the message: “I’m a former Trump voter, I’m voting for Harris” and “I’m a former Trump voter, I won’t vote for Trump.” You can view the billboards’ locations here.
This is the capstone of the 2024 Republican Voters Against Trump campaign, and the final major ad push ahead of the November election. To date, we have collected more than 300 testimonials from former Trump voters who no longer support him, representing 46 states and the District of Columbia. The campaign has already spent $15 million to date this cycle, in addition to the new campaign.
This content has been tested for its persuasive value and was selected to appeal to a core constituency of voters in the swing states: conservative-leaning independents and Republicans who are still undecided. By reaching them with messengers who look and sound like them, we are helping to build a permission structure to broaden the coalition that ultimately delivered victory in the last election.
“Many swing voters are going to be making up their minds in the coming weeks, and it’s critical that we let them know what’s at stake,” said Sarah Longwell, Executive Director of Republican Voters Against Trump. “You can repudiate him without renouncing your deeply held conservative values. We’re here to help establish a permission structure for right-leaning swing voters to do the right thing and vote their conscience.”
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How sad! Hate is stronger than “LOVE OF COUNTRY/CONSTITUTION..
The people on the hurricane-hit ground is what counts. When everything is wiped out – it is a horrible feeling – no utilities and the process of cleaning up is scary because you don’t know how safe it is?
Time moves very slow for help. People volunteers are there who are not government and are trying to help – which is good.
Those on the outside looking in are helpless. Just pray they can find their love ones since a lot of people are still missing.
In the mean time stop squabbling on who knows what – just listen and if you are communicating with those people and can help them – good; but, don’t make this a political issue.
We know it is hard not too and some will anyway. The Senator probably talked to D.C. and they have the propensity to make fudging out of anything.
Donald Trump’s daughter-in-law and Republican National Committee co-chair Lara Trump on Sunday morning claimed that western North Carolinians are not receiving a sufficient federal disaster response.
CNN’s Dana Bash pushed back on he Republican National Committee co-chair’s comments by playing a clip of US Senator Thom Tillis’ (R-NC) Saturday comments during a press conference, in which the Republican leader praised the response from the Biden-Harris administration thus far.
“I’m actually impressed with how much attention was paid to a region that wasn’t likely to have experienced the impact that they did,” Tillis said. “For anybody that think that any level of government could have been prepared precisely for what we’re dealing with, clearly are clueless. But right now, I’m out here to say, we’re doing a good job.”
Bash then emphasized that Tillis “and others are saying please to the former president and others, stop spreading misinformation, because it’s hurting people in North Carolina.”
Lara Trump replied, “I’m so glad to hear he feels that way, but it’s coming directly from people there. You can go online and you can look at people recording videos of themselves and posting online saying, ‘We need help. No one has come here.’
WLRN reporter Danny Rivero replied to Lara Trump’s interview clip posted to X, writing: “Disinformation laundering is a term and concept more people in media should be aware of. Politician spreads disinformation > gullible people start repeating it > politician cites the people repeating it as proof of step one. This is disinformation laundering”
Michigan GOP Watch commented: “Get this. Lara Trump, the daughter-in-law of Donald Trump, knows more about the situation on the ground than the Republican senator of North Carolina.”