Posted on 08/18/2020 7:58:55 AM PDT by Hojczyk
In a year in which there has been much to criticize, one positive development has been the growing rebellion among African-Americans against one-party rule. This instance comes from Baltimore, where Congressional candidate Kim Klacik released an ad that has gone nuclear:
Democrats don’t want you to see this.
They’re scared that I’m exposing what life is like in Democrat run cities.
That’s why I’m running for Congress Because All Black Lives Matter Baltimore Matters And black people don’t have to vote Democrat Help us win https://rb.gy/rlhzde
You can learn more about Klacik and her campaign here. That page includes her Twitter feed, where I saw this:
(Excerpt) Read more at powerlineblog.com ...
I voted for Rubio and even sent him money..I might send her a few dollars..from my free money from Trump
The GOP is a waste but if nothing else she could tell the democrats the truth and does not seem to be afrair... like the GOP..make her speaker of the house
Excellent video.
But if this were a better world, then Kim Klacik would be trying to get elected to her state government to use 10th Amendment-protected state powers, as constitutional lawmakers had intended, to improve the lives of the people of Baltimore.
Send “Orange Man Bad” federal and state government desperate Democrats and RINOs home in November!
Supporting PDJT with a new patriot Congress and state government leaders that will promise to fully support his already excellent work for MAGA and stopping SARS-CoV-2 will effectively give fast-working Trump a “third term” in office imo.
The GOP is full of stodgy old white men who have to ability to communicate with young people and racial minorities. They aren’t racist, they are just stupid. They have a “wait your turn” attitude, that isn’t working. They need to promote young people who are showing the courage to run for office and face down the race baiters from their own communities. Give funding that will at least make them competitive, and it will encourage more people to run next time. Don’t look for immediate victory in Dem bastions like Baltimore, but make sure they know that you will join the fight. No more Democrat acclamations.
The Republicans should run this add in every major city run by democrats!
Wow. Killer ad.
YES !
The TRUTH hurts.
I saw it, and I like it.
(Note: Doesn’t hurt any that she’s a quite attractive woman....just sayin’.)
This woman is awesome! She nails it.
Bump for truth.
“In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.”
Young people like this great candidate will have to live in a dystopian future—unless they stand up and say “no”.
The show was “The Wire:
https://www.amazon.com/Wire-Complete-Various/dp/B005NFJAWG
Buy it before they ban it.
It’s not getting banned. Libs love the show. I mean it’s a great show, nothing wrong with loving it. But they love it, they ain’t banning it. And anyway, if it was going to have an effect on Dems running Baltimore it would have already.
Wow.
The left changes the rules _fast_.
That is one of the techniques they use to demoralize people.
Just when you think something was “safe”, they declare it right-wing extremist and ban it.
_Nothing_ is safe anymore.
Nah. Sorry. That’s paranoid BS. They don’t have super powers. Out here in reality The Wire, just like Gone with the Wind, will remain available. Bet on it.
This add needs to be played every day, all day, by every Republican candidate (except Mitt Romney)!
That is a fantastic ad, but Mfume will win by 50 points. Sorry, just being realistic and my family donated to her.
That district is so deep blue that Mfume may well count the votes himself and with “mail in ballots” they will “find” far more votes than they need to win.
She is lovely, but more importantly she is very smart and has a terrific grasp of issues when you hear her speak.
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