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Priorities USA Action ad: 'Doors'

Posted by AzBlueMeanie:

The pro-Obama Super PAC Priorities USA Action is up with an ad that focuses on the Romney fundraiser video in which he discloses his utter contempt for "47%" of Americans.

Basic message is "Romney can’t be trusted to defend the interests of the middle class."

Video below the fold.

on September 19, 2012 in AZBlueMeanie, Campaigns |

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