In a sign that the GOP may be concerned about one of its incumbents, the National Republican Congressional Committee released a television ad in Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District on Friday that ties the Democratic candidate to a convicted felon.

The ad hits state Sen. Brad Ashford (D), who is posing a strong challenge to Rep. Lee Terry (R-Neb.), for supporting the state's "good time" law, which is more than two decades old. The law gives prisoners a day off their sentence for every day they spend behind bars without violating prison rules. Nikko Jenkins, the subject of the ad, served just half of his 21-year prison sentence even though he reportedly displayed episodes of violent behavior while incarcerated. He is accused of killing four people in a 10-day span after his early release in 2013.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/10/17...r=Politics

Don't know if I'd call that "desperate" Fit... Michael Dukakis and Willie Horton ring any bells?

(10-20-2014 12:07 PM)DaSaintFan Wrote:  Don't know if I'd call that "desperate" Fit... Michael Dukakis and Willie Horton ring any bells?

Yes it does.

You have to admit, seeing a convicted felon that looks like that would most certainly influence some people to go out and vote.

There is a State Representative ad on locally where the former Jefferson County commonwealth Attorney , A Democrat, had released a convicted murderer early and He killed again right after getting paroled . Seems quite common event with the PC folks