Thread: RNC RUNNING IMMIGRATION ADS IN OHIO US SENATE RACE

I just saw the first immigration specific TV attack ads in the US senate race here between Congressman Sherod Brown (D) and Senator Mike DeWine (R).

I believe it sponsor was the RNC (I thought they supported amnesty too?)

The ad attacked Brown (who is weak on the issue) but given DeWine's terrible record, it was painfully hypocritical.

Whomever is elected, we can expect more pandering.

Surprisingly, Brown has been leading in the polls and has DeWine on the run, not a good sign for an incumbent. But I doubt there will be many tears shed here if DeWine gets the boot....due to his tragic immigration voting record.

Brown has reported said he supports going after employers but he still won't go after the supply end. That's not acceptable.

Well, Dewine the swine. Is a sponsor of the Dream Act? Dewine is a Liar in the biggest way.

Thats all you GOT? Wasnt there a runnoff for the republican canidate?

The idiot Democrat should be running adds that address the RHINOs stance on illegal immigration, it will be interesting how these scum wallow in the mud over this issue, but it sounds like its already lost this year=(

We were really hoping for somewhat of a sweep

It's unfortunate that several of these races only provide our cause a "bad" and "worse" choice. You're right about Dewine, he needs to go bye, bye!

Badmonkey wrote:

The idiot Democrat should be running adds that address the RHINOs stance on illegal immigration, it will be interesting how these scum wallow in the mud over this issue, but it sounds like its already lost this year

Remember, the Republicans in the House are the only reason President Bush hasn't already signed an amnesty bill. I'll admit, we have some bad seeds (pro-illegal supporters) in the Republican party, but there are a lot more of them sitting on the Democrats side of the aisle. We need to convert more Democrats to our way of thinking! This whole situation is rather ironic if you ask me, it's normally the Democrats who are interested in protecting our middle class and low-wage earners and the Republicans that fully and whole-heartedly support corporate America, but this amnesty issue has flipped the coin, if you will, and reversed the rolls of the two parties.

I guess there is another way of looking at this. Democrats are standing behind the low-wage earners in America, but unfortunately none of them are Americans!