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President Trump posted a new patriotic video Wednesday with a blunt message at the end tied to his battle with anti-American Democrat freshmen known as “the squad.” The video comes a day after Democrats rallied around the “squad” in a House vote attacking Trump over his criticism of them.

The other day, The Babylon Bee joked that Trump’s reelection campaign will “simply air unedited footage of Democrats talking”: And it appears that’s EXACTLY what will happen. Here’s the RNC’s latest ad on the Squad using their exact words (or in the case of the Antifa terror attack on an ICE facility in Tacoma, WA, their silence) against them. Check it out:

May 9, 2013 Report: RNC scrapped pre-election Benghazi ad; Conservatives demand to know why Twitchy Staff Did the RNC make a big mistake last fall? A new report by ABC News’ Jonathan Karl has many conservatives seeing red. Johnatha Karl, ABC News, reports that this ad was put together by the RNC last fall but was “scrapped at the last minute because of objections from the Romney campaign, which was concerned the ad would distract from Romney’s efforts to focus on the economy.” Regardless of whether or not the Romney campaign actually played a role in the RNC’s final decision,...

Here is a nice response ad from the RNC to President Obama’s mocking Republicans the other day by calling them the “Party of No.” At one point, Obama told the Labor Day crowd, “If I said the sky was blue – they’d say ‘No.’” The ad plays the clip of him saying that, then shows a dark and forbidding sky with the words, “With policies this bad, who could blame them.” Very nice!

A GREAT ad, brought to you by the RNC, opens Obama’s schedule over the last 2 months since the oil spill and highlights exactly what he’s been doing with his time. And it’s practically narrated by Matt Lauer and James Carville. Who has time to call the CEO of BP when you have golf, family vacations, golf, concerts, golf, fundraisers, meet with Bono, golf, Paul McCartney concert, date night…oh, and golf. I keep hearing, even in the liberal media, his lack of emotion. That’s apparent. Nobody is asking to see him cry. But it would be nice to know that...

Here is video of a new RNC Ad targeted to Senior Citizens. It features RNC Chair Michael Steele talking about a new "Senior Bill of Rights" that should be the basis for any Health Care Reform. At the end, Steele says: "Oh, and President Obama, it's not too late to change your mind. Stand with us and stand with Senior Citizens. After all, they've earned it." (Watch Video)

This RNC ad which just came out highlights the first 200 days and the accomplishments of the Obama Presidency — 2.5 million dollars lost, trillions in additional deficits, bailout after bailout — and declares the Obama Presidency a failed experiment. Then, it asks if America is ready to try another Obama experiment in regards to health care. I wonder how the average American voter would react to this ad? Given the current state of our economy and people’s increasing distrust of the stimulus, I think it could have a devastating effect if it gets wide airplay.

I'm sure the left will make a big deal about this and forget that just yesterday the DNC called Town Hall protesters "a mob"

She’s the 69-year-old speaker of the House of Representatives, second in the line of succession and the most powerful woman in U.S. history. But when you see Nancy Pelosi, the Republican National Committee wants you to think “Pussy Galore.” At least that’s the takeaway from a video released by the committee this week – a video that puts Pelosi side-by-side with the aforementioned villainess from the 1964 James Bond film “Goldfinger.” The RNC video, which begins with the speaker’s head in the iconic spy-series gun sight, implies that Pelosi has used her feminine wiles to dodge the truth about...

Great new ad. Ed Morrissey thinks this is the best ad of the cycle. The lack of experience is a great argument, but Hillary lost on that one. The ad is pretty good because it shows the scary downside of no experience. Converting lack of experience into fear will maximize the issue for Mac.

Republicans have discovered what may end up being a most powerful weapon in next year's congressional elections: leading Democrats' own words. A new video Web ad by the Republican National Committee sent out to activists and state parties features the simplest of formats. We see a TV screen in an undisclosed location. Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean is pictured, and we hear him on a San Antonio radio station last week saying, "The idea that we're going to win this war is an idea that unfortunately is just plain wrong." A white flag flies across the image, and Sen. Barbara...

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Christine Iverson 202-863-8614 Washington, DC--The list of foreign leaders supporting John Kerry became slightly less mysterious today when the Associated Press reported that the head of the communist movement in Nicaragua and Sandinista Leader Tomas Borge announced his support for John Kerry."The cloud of mystery surrounding John Kerry's support by foreign leaders lifted a little over the weekend. Since Senator Kerry won't tell us who they are we will continue to monitor New York's fine dining establishments hoping to glean some insight into the other still-mysterious foreign leaders supporting John Kerry," said RNC Communications Director Jim...

<p>President Bush, while determined to remain above the political fray, approved yesterday's Republican television ad as a way to counter months of Democratic attacks, a White House official said.</p> <p>"How much can you let go unanswered?" the official said. "The president is going to keep on his schedule, but it's incumbent upon somebody to defend the president ? and that's what the party does."</p>

A 30-second ad that is running in Iowa has caused panic in the Democrat Party. The RNC financed ad which features clips from the President’s State of the Union address last January had several Democrats nauseous on Sunday. So much so--one demanded that the ad be pulled from the airwaves. Better get the antacids out for the left, the RNC scoffed at the notion. The ad is straightforward and probably will be effective, but as a political commercial is quite benign. If this kind of political speech is to panic the Democrats to the point they are demanding something like...

ABC on Friday night condemned a new RNC television ad on behalf of President Bush. Peter Jennings intoned on World News Tonight that it "will, potentially, make an already bitter debate about war in Iraq and the campaign against terrorism, even more so." Jennings maintained that "the ad seems to suggest that if you are tough on the President, or criticize the war in Iraq, you may be soft on terrorism." And though the words "terrorists," "others" and "self-defense" also appear in red in text which is interspersed in the ad otherwise made up of clips of Bush's State of...

Democrats Insist Republicans Pull Bush Ad Sun Nov 23, 7:23 PM ET By JENNIFER C. KERR, Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - Senate Democratic leader Tom Daschle is demanding that Republicans stop showing their first television ad of the 2004 presidential race, which he called "repulsive and outrageous." AP Photo The 30-second ad, which aired in Iowa over the weekend, features clips of Bush during his State of the Union address last January. It portrays Bush as a fighter of terrorism and says his opponents "are now attacking the president for attacking the terrorists." "It's wrong. It's erroneous, and I think...