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The RGA's Smoking Hot Trophy Wife MILF Ad.

By The Pullins Group LLC

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The only thing even remotely interesting or eye catching about the latest ad from the Republican Governors Association for Ohio is the white hot smoking actress who plays the old geezer's trophy wife. I mean look at her. A perfectly done breast job, not too big, not too small. Model thin arms, but not heroin thin. Shaved down nose, but with a little character still left in it.

Come on, even Matt Naugle doesn't believe she's supposed to be the old fart's daughter. Here's what he had to say about it:

The woman is perhaps too old to be the man?s daughter, so who is he? Obviously, he?s a businessman who became successful later in life and thus dumped the older, ugly first wife for a younger, more attractive #2. And unlike the old battle-axe, this one likes to cook!

But more importantly, the new RGA ad violates the cardinal rule of debate. Never, and I mean never, concede the premises of your opponent's argument. Nonetheless, the RGA ad did just that by agreeing with Democrats that these free trade agreements led to Ohio jobs being outsourced to China.

Really, how dumb can a political consultant get? When Ohio bloggers on both the right and left agree that the move is dumb, then the move is probably dumb. Here's what they had to say:

...the issue isn't the trade with China. It's hardly part of the Republican platform to want to STOP the inflow of cheap consumer goods to America. The ad is off message.

Read more here at RightOhio.

In making this ad, the RGA is conceding that support for policies that lead to outsourcing are wrong? from a Republican perspective. That means the tax law changes that Senate candidate Rob Portman supported, the ?free trade? deals that he pushed through Congress, and the repeated trade deals he and Kasich supported in Congress, like NAFTA, are ?job killers.?

Read more here at Plunderbund.

Watch the ad for yourself and let me know what you all think: