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Georgia Republican Under Fire for a Pointing a Gun at a Teenager in Campaign Ad
I present to you Mr. Brian Kemp - a 
-fearing candidate for governor (it's the one aiming, not the one held at gunpoint):
Of course the liberal FAKE NEWS media would not have been liberal FAKE NEWS media if they immediately did not start complaining about this heart-warming ad - spewing all the typical liberal agenda, including "gun safety." Yes, Brian Kemp is actually aiming at the frightened teenager during the ad, yes, the gun could be loaded, but he didn't shoot him, did he?! And yes, there are several guns just lying around the room without any safety locks, but none of these specific AR 15 were used in any school shooting, were they?!
Gosh, these liberals are so... liberal with their "gun safety." They should have just stuck to their usual agenda, that a father should not have a right to shoot his daughter's suitor if that suits him, that he should not treat his daughter as his property, yada yada yada, you know, the usual SJW stuff, whatever.
More of the liberals' whining:
Please, join me in praying for 
Brian Kemp. 
He is facing unjust and cruel persecution from the left wing FAKE NEWS media, for defending his God-given right to STAND HIS GROUND!!!!
Only in
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-fearing candidate for governor (it's the one aiming, not the one held at gunpoint):
Yes, the ad shows the candidate surrounded by all sorts of shooting irons. He’s cleaning a shotgun with its barrel aimed at a nervous teenager “who’s interested in one of my daughters” while the boy recites Kemp’s cookie-cutter conservative agenda. The ad concludes with “Jake” touting “a healthy appreciation for the Second Amendment” as a condition for a date with Kemp’s daughter as the protective father snaps his shotgun barrel to the ready position and says: “We’re going to get along just fine.”
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Gosh, these liberals are so... liberal with their "gun safety." They should have just stuck to their usual agenda, that a father should not have a right to shoot his daughter's suitor if that suits him, that he should not treat his daughter as his property, yada yada yada, you know, the usual SJW stuff, whatever.
More of the liberals' whining:
I’d like to think Georgia Secretary of State and Republican gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp is not the sort of person who would murder a teenager with a close-range shotgun blast to the face. But, thanks to his latest campaign ad, I’m honestly not so sure.
Titled “Jake,” the 30-second spot features Kemp and a teenage boy—the Jake of the title—sitting awkwardly in a room full of guns. They include what looks to be two AR-15 rifles leaning against the wall where ordinary people might keep, say, an umbrella.
“This is Jake,” Kemp drawls as he cradles a shotgun in his lap. “A young man interested in one of my daughters.”
“Yes sir,” Jake responds, clearly unnerved at the prospect of being shot to death by a high-ranking Republican.
The rest of the ad is basically Kemp coercing Jake to nervously list his campaign promises. It’s a fairly uninteresting list of boilerplate conservative platitudes about regulations (bad) and firearms (horny for them). Honestly, it doesn’t say much about the strength of Kemp’s platform that he’s literally forcing teenagers to recite it at gunpoint.
Conspicuously, at no point in the spot do we actually see or hear from Kemp’s daughter herself. Does she know what’s happening in her own home? Is she in the next room, paralyzed in fear that her father might turn her boyfriend’s face into ground beef? Is Jake even worth all this trouble? He seems like kind of a goober.
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Titled “Jake,” the 30-second spot features Kemp and a teenage boy—the Jake of the title—sitting awkwardly in a room full of guns. They include what looks to be two AR-15 rifles leaning against the wall where ordinary people might keep, say, an umbrella.
“This is Jake,” Kemp drawls as he cradles a shotgun in his lap. “A young man interested in one of my daughters.”
“Yes sir,” Jake responds, clearly unnerved at the prospect of being shot to death by a high-ranking Republican.
The rest of the ad is basically Kemp coercing Jake to nervously list his campaign promises. It’s a fairly uninteresting list of boilerplate conservative platitudes about regulations (bad) and firearms (horny for them). Honestly, it doesn’t say much about the strength of Kemp’s platform that he’s literally forcing teenagers to recite it at gunpoint.
Conspicuously, at no point in the spot do we actually see or hear from Kemp’s daughter herself. Does she know what’s happening in her own home? Is she in the next room, paralyzed in fear that her father might turn her boyfriend’s face into ground beef? Is Jake even worth all this trouble? He seems like kind of a goober.
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Brian Kemp. He is facing unjust and cruel persecution from the left wing FAKE NEWS media, for defending his God-given right to STAND HIS GROUND!!!!Only in
!
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