Boss 302
Pursuit Driver
I have the radio on every day when driving to and from work and at least once during each drive I hear the same ad from the Warnock campaign. It says how Loeffler sold $3.1M in stocks after attending a secret briefing about how bad the virus was going to be and selling those stocks were possibly against the law. He's intentionally implying she broke the law. The matter was investigated and it was determined she did not contact the third party in charge of her investments to sell stocks after the briefing. She was not the only millionaire member of Congress in attendance who had large volumes of stock sold the day after this briefing; there were those who belonged to the Democratic Party as well who did the same thing. It also didn't take a scientist to tell us at that time, this virus was going to be bad as it was already being reported in the news how fast and deadly it was in Spain, Italy and other European countries. Stock brokers watch the news as well and make many decisions on buying and selling based upon what is reported in the news. A good broker is going to say, "Hey this is starting to hit us hard here so let's sell some of the stocks with companies that will be adversely affected by this and use that money to invest in companies that won't be affected as much and those that could see financial benefits from the virus."
Any good broker would do that. Bottom line is, the ad is lying. "You shall not give false testimony against your neighbor." In other words, lie.
He accuses Loeffler of refusing to vote in favor of a stimulus package to help those who financially hurting because of this pandemic. That too is a lie. She supported the first stimulus package that was approved by Congress. She has supported the latest GOP stimulus package the Democrats don't want because they say it's not enough. It's the Democrat's stimulus package the GOP opposes because it's filled with spending that has nothing to do with the pandemic. What Warnock is saying here is, "She's not in favor of Democrats spending way too much and putting this country further into debt. She refuses to roll over and go along with anything the Democratic Party wants and therefore doesn't belong in the Senate." In other words, Warnock is lying once again.
There are more lies in this ad of his and at the very end it's him saying, "I'm Raphael Warnock and I approve this message." He's lying, breaking one of God's Commandments. By deliberately lying to the people, he's showing us who his master really is and it's not God; it's the Democratic Party.
Any good broker would do that. Bottom line is, the ad is lying. "You shall not give false testimony against your neighbor." In other words, lie.
He accuses Loeffler of refusing to vote in favor of a stimulus package to help those who financially hurting because of this pandemic. That too is a lie. She supported the first stimulus package that was approved by Congress. She has supported the latest GOP stimulus package the Democrats don't want because they say it's not enough. It's the Democrat's stimulus package the GOP opposes because it's filled with spending that has nothing to do with the pandemic. What Warnock is saying here is, "She's not in favor of Democrats spending way too much and putting this country further into debt. She refuses to roll over and go along with anything the Democratic Party wants and therefore doesn't belong in the Senate." In other words, Warnock is lying once again.
There are more lies in this ad of his and at the very end it's him saying, "I'm Raphael Warnock and I approve this message." He's lying, breaking one of God's Commandments. By deliberately lying to the people, he's showing us who his master really is and it's not God; it's the Democratic Party.
