Ad attacks radical gender ideology

 The Lid:

There’s a new group blasting the insanity of Democrat policies, and it’s fan-freaking-tastic.

A Republican nonprofit group, “Citizens for Sanity,” put out a 30-second ad on Twitter. It touches on one issue that has been resonating with many voters across the political spectrum — the radical gender ideology erasing women-only spaces.

In the ad, several female athletes are getting ready for a race, and a voiceover highlights the training that the girls have had and then pans to another contestant…

Watch

 

On Tuesday, Politico ran what was essentially a hit-piece on Citizens for Sanity titled, “Conservative nonprofit plans to spend millions bashing ‘woke’ left in midterms,” bellyaching that the group’s first ad was focused on “gender issues.”

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But the group isn’t just concerned about protecting women’s sport. They’re also putting up billboards pointing out various nutty leftwing policies in major cities all over the country.

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 There is much more. The signs tend to put the liberal ideology on the defensive and they are pretty funny too.  Hit the link above and take a look at all of them.

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