Democrats hiding their true agenda to win elections?

Rick Moran:
Incumbent Democratic senator Claire McCaskill is locked in a tight re-election battle with Republican challenger Josh Hawley, with both candidates slugging it out in a race becoming more and more personal the closer we get to election day.

McCaskill has tried to portray herself as a "moderate" Democrat, in tune with Missouri voters on most issues, while trying to hide some of her more radical views. This became clear when Project Vertias's James O'Keefe unleashed his hidden cameras on staffers for McCaskill who let slip that the senator is concealing an anti-gun agenda.
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Despite her strong views on gun control, Senator McCaskill does not tend to promote them on the campaign trail or on her website. Rob Mills, who works on Senator McCaskill's campaign, says that is "...because she has a bunch of Republican voters."

Another individual who works on Senator McCaskill campaign, Carson Pope, adds that "...a semi-automatic rifle ban is more so what she would support."


Now, let's be honest and admit that most politicians shade their beliefs to conform with what they're told the voters want. But let's also be honest and admit that McCaskill would be in political hot water if it became known that she supported an "assault weapon" ban.

According to Mills, Senator McCaskill conceals her support of Moms Demand Action, a gun control group, and other similar organizations because they would "hurt her ability to get elected."
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Which McCaskill can you trust?  Probably not the one posing as a moderate.

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