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MAGA Republicans CORNERED Over Weird And Creepy Attacks In New Ad
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4:04Now PlayingDonald Trump loving Republicans, such as House Speaker Mike Johnson and JD Vance, get called out for their weird and creepy agenda to push Project 2025 in a brutal new ad. John Iadarola and Maz Jobrani break it down on The Damage Report.
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TV WritersLed Super PAC Ad Targets ‘Project 2025 Weirdos’ Who ‘Want to Control Your Bedroom’ | Video
"A new ad from Democratic group Won’t PAC Down features a series of creepy white men telling women that what happens in your bedroom is their business. “I’m voting in November,” the actors say at the end of the clip. “Are you?”
“These guys are just weird,” reads an online caption for the video, which was posted on Monday. “JD Vance and his Project 2025 weirdos want to control your bedroom. Will you let them?”
“Us MAGA Republicans banned abortion, but that’s just the start,” a balding man with stained teeth says in the ad."
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