Posted on May 1, 2022
Lincoln Project ad imagines GOP future with Greene, Boebert and Ivanka in charge
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The Lincoln Project, an anti-Trump group whose viral videos frequently antagonise the former president and his loyalists, released a new ad that posits what the future of the GOP will look like under figures who have dragged the party to the far-right corners of the political spectrum in recent years.
Opening on an old-timey, cartoon theatre, the ad begins with a hammed-up narration that seems to model itself after the newsreels that mid-20th century audiences grew familiar with.
“Meet the new Republican party,” the narrator begins with 1950s-announcer flare. “We have conspiracy theories, insurrection and don’t forget overthrowing elections.”
Opening on an old-timey, cartoon theatre, the ad begins with a hammed-up narration that seems to model itself after the newsreels that mid-20th century audiences grew familiar with.
“Meet the new Republican party,” the narrator begins with 1950s-announcer flare. “We have conspiracy theories, insurrection and don’t forget overthrowing elections.”
Lincoln Project ad imagines GOP future with Greene, Boebert and Ivanka in charge
Posted from independent.co.uk
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Mr Trump and his allies have endorsed conspiracy-theory touting and election-denying officials in key swing states across the country. But some top GOP members are worried that fixating too heavily on Trump-related policies, namely denying the results of the 2020 election, could alienate their base ahead of the midterms, when they are considered favoured to achieve their goal of flipping both the House and the Senate given Joe Biden’s low approval ratings.
The ad hints at the danger posed to the GOP should they continue to pander to the pro-Trumpian, America-First policies that the former US president won office on in 2016.
In a fast-paced, ‘terms and conditions’-voice, the narrator delineates all the consequences that the group believes that the Republican party will face should they continue to embrace these figures.
“Terms and conditions apply, must abandon logic, reason and common sense. Unequal opportunity employer. Racist and conspiracy nuts welcome,” before closing with a final qualification: “Must worship Donald Trump like a god.”...
..."Mr Trump and his allies have endorsed conspiracy-theory touting and election-denying officials in key swing states across the country. But some top GOP members are worried that fixating too heavily on Trump-related policies, namely denying the results of the 2020 election, could alienate their base ahead of the midterms, when they are considered favoured to achieve their goal of flipping both the House and the Senate given Joe Biden’s low approval ratings.
The ad hints at the danger posed to the GOP should they continue to pander to the pro-Trumpian, America-First policies that the former US president won office on in 2016.
In a fast-paced, ‘terms and conditions’-voice, the narrator delineates all the consequences that the group believes that the Republican party will face should they continue to embrace these figures.
“Terms and conditions apply, must abandon logic, reason and common sense. Unequal opportunity employer. Racist and conspiracy nuts welcome,” before closing with a final qualification: “Must worship Donald Trump like a god.”...
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I wonder if they ever imagine what America is like with Joe Biden in ahh, you know, the thing…
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