Liberal Campaign Ad Blames Republicans For Ebola

A new commercial funded and placed by The Agenda Project, a progressive organization run by Erica Payne whose contact list includes George Soros and Elizabeth Warren.  They are the same people who created the same people who created Rep. Paul Ryan throwing “Granny Off the Cliff” and “Romney Girl.”

The ads, "Republican Cuts Kill," mixes images of body bags, hazmat suits, and corpses with clips of Republicans in some of the most competitive races around the country demanding more spending cuts and testimony from top healthcare officials detailing how cuts hampered their ability to address the crisis.

The Ebola has killed thousands in West Africa. A Liberian man died in Texas from the disease and a healthcare worked has now been infected.

“Our goal is for every single American citizen to understand the role Republican anti-government fanatics played in the Ebola panic and in the death of literally thousands of people around the world,” said Erica Payne, producer of ‘Republican Cuts Kill. “Republicans are like rabid dogs in a butcher shop. Their militant hatred of our government has consumed any common sense they might have once possessed. It is a sad day when people who are supposed to represent the public good deliberately gut programs that could protect our country from killers like the Ebola virus. CDC, NIH, and USAID have seen their budgets slashed by Republicans. Thousands of people have died as a result.”

Before she blames the GOP for a lack of a vaccine maybe Ms Payne should look at the things the NIH have spent money on instead of a vaccine. Projects such as:

• $2.6 Million to Teach Hookers in China to Drink Responsibly

• Drinking and Sex Habits of Homosexuals in Argentina

• Spent $1.3 Million to study how straight people are using the Internet for “online sexual pursuits.”

• Penis-washing in South Africa

• Are female college students more likely to have casual sex if they have had a few drinks?

• Male prostitutes in Vietnam and their social setting. 

There is plenty more like the above. Perhaps if the NIH had better priorities there would have been more money to spend behind Ebola.

The problem with progressives such as Ms Payne is she believes the government has unlimited pockets--which means the average taxpayer has unlimited pockets---an obvious falsehood.

Take a look at the new ad...below

The ads target McConnell and Sen. Pat Roberts as well as House members running for Senate -- Reps. Cory Gardner of Colorodo, Tom Cotton of Arkansas, Bill Cassidy of Louisiana, Rep. Rob Maness of Louisiana, Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia, Steve Daines of Montana and House members in potentially competitive re-election races: David Valadao, Mike Coffman, Michael Grimm, Steve Southerland*, Tom Latham, Lee Terry, Dan Benishek*, Jon Runyan, Ileana Ros-Lehtinen, and Kay Granger.

Read more here: http://www.mcclatchydc.com/2014/10/13/243203_ad-targest-republicans-on-ebola.html?rh=1#storylink=cpy