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CRINGE ALERT: Michigan Biker Gang Makes The Weirdest Campaign Ad
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October 6, 2022
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4:41Now PlayingThose are members of a biker gang appearing in a campaign ad for Michigan governor candidate Tudor Dixon. The ad has gained a lot of attention online, but it’s more ridicule than praise. Jayar Jackson and Wosny Lambre break it down on The Watchlist. Watch LIVE on weekdays at noon ET.
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"In front of thousands of supporters and a host of media, Republican gubernatorial candidate Tudor Dixon implored supporters to separate the issue of abortion access from her gubernatorial campaign.
“Gretchen Whitmer is out there saying that I’m going to be able to do something about that issue in this state,” Dixon said at the rally. “As you all know, it’s on the ballot, it’s been decided by a judge, don’t let her bright shiny thing distract from the fact that she has done nothing but hurt this state.”"
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