Democrats' defense of MS-13 is subject of GOP ad

Daily Wire:
The Democrats knew it was coming, but that can't make it any more pleasant to watch. The Republican National Committee has released its first "Democrats defend the brutal MS-13 gang whose motto is 'Kill, Rape, Control'" ad — and it's appropriately brutal.

The MS-13 fiasco began with the media falsely reporting on President Trump's condemnation of the notorious gang as "animals," which the media distorted to be a condemnation of all illegal immigrants, despite the transcripts of the incident clearly showing that was not his intent. Even after the Associated Press and a few other outlets publicly admitted to misreported his comments, several Democratic leaders continued to claim disingenuously that Trump was "dehumanizing" all illegal immigrants.
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Using Pelosi's self-serving rant as its focal point, the RNC released the following ad on Facebook Tuesday....
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You can also find the ad at the link above.  Trump seems to have a knack for getting his opponents to take unpopular positions.

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