A 'RINO' Attack: Uvalde Congressman Tony Gonzales Under Rifle Fire in New Ad

Dallas Observer ^ | 3/13/23 | Simone Carter

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Roughly four months after the November midterms, Election Day 2024 is still pretty far off. But one Republican political hopeful is already brandishing her big guns and taking aim at the congressman in Texas’ 23rd District.

On Thursday, small business owner and “accomplished health industry leader” Julie Clark announced in a press release the unveiling of what her campaign is calling the district's first TV ad of next year’s election cycle. Clark is gearing up to duke it out with U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales, whom she accuses of just not being conservative enough.

The ad is set to air over the next couple of weeks on “conservative cable news channels,” per the release. Its narrator speaks with an Australian-esque accent as exotic wildlife walks around on screen.

“G’day mates,” the voiceover actor says. “Today, we are on the hunt for the elusive rhino.” (Here appears some clips of gray rhinos putzing about in the African safari.) “No, not rhinos. RINOs: Republicans in Name Only.”

Soon, images of certain conservative politicians begin to flash before viewers’ eyes, namely lawmakers who’ve broken ranks with former President Donald Trump like former Congresswoman Liz Cheney and one-time GOP presidential contender Mitt Romney.

Eventually, Texas’ own Gonzales fills the screen. The narrator explains that the congressman is “trying to take away our guns,” among other supposedly nefarious non-conservative schemes.

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Gonzales was among the 35 Republicans who voted for the January 6th committee.

Gonzales was among the 14 Republicans who voted for gun control.

Gonzales was among the 47 Republicans who voted for same-sex marriage.

Gonzales was among the

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https://www.cnn.com/2021/05/19/politics/house-republicans-january-6-commission/index.html

https://www.newsweek.com/full-list-republicans-voted-support-same-sex-marriage-1765747

https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/24/politics/house-republicans-gun-bill/index.html

[vikingd00d]

>>that the congressman is “trying to take away our guns,” among other supposedly nefarious non-conservative schemes.

So, taking away our guns is only "supposedly nefarious"... yup, no bias in that article.

[Robert A Cook PE]

Ohhhh. No! The national press corpse has found “nefarious deeds” in the woods! (And is ignoring 4 million illegal aliens crossing the same border.)