Posted on 10/13/2018 11:58:05 AM PDT by blam
The GOP has crafted an advertisement around the "unhinged mob" theme in a Thursday video which quickly went viral
The GOP message going into midterms is simple; the left is an “unhinged mob” full of “radical Democrats” who shouldn’t be allowed to govern the country.
The mob-mentality began last Saturday after President Trump said that the Democratic resistance to Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh was an attempt by an “angry mob” to hijack the proceedings “in their quest for power.”
“They threw away and threw aside every notion of fairness, of justice, of decency and of due process,” Trump said of the anti-Kavanaugh efforts. “What he and his wonderful family endured at the hands of Democrats is unthinkable, unthinkable.”
Trump then said “On November 6 you will have the chance to stop the radical Democrats — and that’s what they have become.”
To that end, the GOP has crafted an advertisement around the “unhinged mob” theme in a Thursday video which quickly went viral:
Others have created similar videos, such as conservative political consultant, Harlan Hill:(I can't post the video)
The MSM “resists”
To combat the phrase “mob” from being attached to leftists, the mainstream media has begun to push back against conservative guests who utter the word. This was immediately picked up on and turned into yet another viral video of reporters telling people not to say “mob” juxtaposed with more of the “unhinged left.”
Inciting the troops
During a Sunday campaign event in Georgia, former Obama Attorney General Eric Holder suggested violence against conservatives; telling the crowd “Michelle [Obama] always says ‘When they go low, we go high.’ No. No. When they go low, we kick them.”
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I like, “Jobs, not mobs!”
I like it a lot.
https://www.reddit.com/r/The_Donald/
Here you go.
Lots of us are over there. I totally encourage people on FR to wander over and take a look. These guys are always starting trends that the media never catches onto until it’s too late.
You don’t even have to try very hard, either. You see them doing their thing and you think, “They’re an unhinged mob.”
Eric Holder was campaigning for Georgia’s Black candidate Stacey Abrams.
Obama’s ex AG Eric urged Democrats to heap violence on conservatives, suggesting the Dems kick them to the ground.
The Abrams crowd cheered at the suggestion.
Call them by their name. LOONACRATS
When the unhinged Demonicrat mob makes the mistake of violently and imminently threatening the lives of innocent people, that is when Demonicrat heads should be turned into pink mist.
I was at the civil rights museum at Little Rock Central High School yesterday. As I read about Governor Orval Faubus telling people to actively resist integration and gather outside the high school to protest the forced entry of the Little Rick Nine, and seeing the violence that brought about, I was struck with how similar it is to what Democrat leaders are telling their followers today. Thank goodness we have a president who like Eisenhower will stand up to these bullies.
When Dear Leader Zer0 was in office they did Fast and Furious. That was not meant to be civil.
And one of those unhinged mobs attacked the GOP offices in NYC, shattered windows, spray painted the “Antifa” logo and left a threatening note stating, to the effect: this is only the beginning.
The video is nothing but a string of rants against Republicans. I sometimes wonder how airing that kind of ad really affects voters. It might motivate Republicans but it might also motivate Democrats.
Thank you.
JOBS not MOBS. Simple. Authentic. Lethal.
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Amen! You got it. JOBS not MOBS will go do down as one of the most effective campaign slogans ever, assuming the GOP latches on to it.
JOBS not MOBS will carry the GOP to a Red Tide November slaughter of the left.
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