Posted on 10/24/2014 4:42:27 PM PDT by lowbridge
Democratic Nebraska Senate candidate Dave Domina is out with a new political ad that features a bedridden coma patient decked out in one of the campaigns T-shirts.
The ad had raised questions about the ethics of using a coma patient to give the politician a boost in the polls.
Domina, who is running against Republican challenger Ben Sasse, also has come under fire in recent weeks for his previous work defending a Nazi war criminal, whom Domina referred to as honorable in an interview with the Free Beacon.
The ad in questions feature Pappillion, Nebraska resident Deborah Chinnow, and her daughter Jenna, who is in a coma.
Jenna, who is bedridden, can be seen in the ad wearing a green T-shirt that reads, Domina.
Chinnow said that after Jenna was in an accident in 2006, Domina was there to help us out and ensure that Jenna could receive care at home.
Without Dave, we would be in a lot of trouble, Chinnow said, tearing up. He takes care of her and he definitely gets the job done.
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Another TODD AKIN MOMENT from the rats.
But Domina never had a chance anyway.
Dr. House... Dr. Gregory House... Please pick up the white courtesy phone...
Just when you think the commie lib ‘RATS can’t stoop any lower, they surprise you.
Let us pray that this POS loses big.
A real piece of work.
The democrat bar is lower than a mexican drug smuggling tunnel.
And Dr. Mengele lived “an honorable life” in Brazil.
SOOOOO????
What a dumb fuck Domina is.
“The ad in questions feature Pappillion, Nebraska resident Deborah Chinnow, and her daughter Jenna, who is in a coma.”
Don’t be surprised when jenna votes in this election. 9 times.
A man in a coma is perfectly emblematic of the typical Democrat voter.
Very appropriate.
Or, the coma patient is a victim of 0-care.
You’ll get your wish — he’s way behind Sasse, and this won’t help in the slightest.
Not sure which is worse - the politician or the parents. Just another indication of liberalism being a mental disorder.
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