Mississippi Governor Releases Insane Campaign Video Of Governor Pretending To Shoot People

Republican Mississippi governor Tate Reeves has released a new teaser campaign video with his face superimposed over Clint Eastwood, with the new Governor/Eastwood character shooting people up in an old movie clip. The clip really doesn't make much sense at all, unless it is trying to imply that the governor is just going to straight up murder people if he gets reelected. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this.

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Republican Governor Tate Reeves of Mississippi has announced that yes, he is running for reelection and he did it in one of the most disturbing ways possible. The Twitter account for his little governor Tate war room or response team, whatever the hell it is. Put out the following video last week where they superimposed Tate Reeve's face over the face of Clint Eastwood in the uh, fist full of dollars trilogy and showed Tate Reeves shooting people like he's in an Old Western. Just take a look at this bizarre and cringeworthy video here. It's now that's Tate Reeves, of course, governor of Mississippi superimposed on Clint Eastwood, but Tate Reeves wants people to think, look at me. I'm a badass. I'm a big tough guy. I am the kind of leader you need for Mississippi because I can go out there and kick butt all day long. It's not like I actually look like this right now.

I want you to know that the picture right now that you're seeing that is Tate Reeves. We did not intentionally go out and try to find the most, you know, ridiculous looking photo of Tate Reeves that is actually taken from his official website on the state of Mississippi's website. So that is his official portrait. That is the one he uses. That is what he actually looks like, A very soft looking so white. He's almost pink guy wanting to pretend that he is some big, tough, macho man. The epitome of manliness out there shooting people up because that's what you're gonna do as governor. Like that's what I don't understand. Like I don't get the message you're trying to say. I mean, Tate, are you telling us that if you win reelection, are you just gonna go around Mississippi just straight up murdering people? Like is that what you're gonna do?

Is that why you're putting out the video? Just to let us know like, Hey, by the way, come to Mississippi, our governor might kill you. Not exactly the strongest message you could possibly put out. And and they offered no context either, right? I mean, he hasn't said anything on social media about what it actually means. He did give a speech last Wednesday where he said this, it's not about the video, but this is what he says about his reelection chances. My friends, this is a different governor's campaign than we have ever seen before in our state, because we are not up against a local, local Mississippi Democrat. We are up against a national liberal machine. They are extreme. They are radical and vicious. They believe welfare is success. They believe that taxes are good and businesses are bad. He then added, help us one more time. Let's defeat the national liberals. This is Mississippi's

Moment. This is Mississippi's time again, that's tough, tough talk from a guy who is literally pink. But here's the thing, none of that makes any sense. None of those are actual issues and I, I think that's what we need to focus on. The fact that we're not up against some local Yoko Democrat. We're up against the national liberal ma machine. Dude is the national liberal machine really in Mississippi. Y'all are like two hours away from me right now. I will drive over to Mississippi before lunch and find this national liberal machine that is somehow assaulting Mississippi.