Showing posts with label Elbert Guillory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elbert Guillory. Show all posts
Sunday, December 7, 2014
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Elbert Guillory's Free At Last PAC Seriously Impacting Races in Arkansas, Georgia, and Louisiana
Free At Last PAC, Nov. 3, 2014, Breitbart
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In a series of TV ad buys totaling upwards to $330,000 and appearing on both broadcast and cable TV, Guillory's Free At Last PAC aired ads during major sporting events over the weekend before Election Day. Ads were aired in all three states including his home state of Louisiana where Guillory serves as a State Senator.
In Arkansas where Democrat incumbent Mark Pryor is seeking a third term in the Senate, the Free At Last PAC ad was featured during the nail-biting Mississippi State/Arkansas game. Senator Pryor's father held the same seat years before him and Guillory calls for the "Pryor dynasty" to come to an end in the Natural State.
Read more: www.breitbart.com
In Arkansas where Democrat incumbent Mark Pryor is seeking a third term in the Senate, the Free At Last PAC ad was featured during the nail-biting Mississippi State/Arkansas game. Senator Pryor's father held the same seat years before him and Guillory calls for the "Pryor dynasty" to come to an end in the Natural State.
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Friday, October 31, 2014
Elbert Guillory DESTROYS Kay Hagan in Epic New Ad
Source: www.nation.foxnews.com
By The Right Scoop, Oct. 31, 2014
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Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Elbert Guillory And The Reverse Southern Strategy
Elbert Guillory has just shown us the way forward.
Guillory is a Louisiana state senator who caused a stir last year when he switched from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party. That would not have been news if Guillory were white; in fact, he would have been pretty far behind the curve. But Guillory is black and represents a poor black district, which makes his spirited defense of the Republican Party much more significant.
Now Guillory is back with a stunning new ad which doesn’t just criticize incumbent Senator Mary Landrieu—Guillory supports her challenger, Bill Cassidy—but also dismantles the Democratic Party entire claim to the black vote.
his ad immediately needs to be given massive funding and run in a continuous loop on Louisiana television for the next month.
Guillory himself is exactly the kind of spokesman the Republican Party needs to recruit on the national level. He will be running for lieutenant governor of Louisiana next year, which should give him a good platform.
The power of Guillory’s message comes from a combination of the quiet dignity of his manner (he has an air of old-fashioned Southern formality), his roots in a down-at-heels black community, and the clear failure of the big promises made to blacks on behalf of the welfare state.
By Robert Tracinski, Oct. 6, 2014, Thefederalist.com
Elbert Guillory has just shown us the way forward.
Guillory is a Louisiana state senator who caused a stir last year when he switched from the Democratic Party to the Republican Party. That would not have been news if Guillory were white; in fact, he would have been pretty far behind the curve. But Guillory is black and represents a poor black district, which makes his spirited defense of the Republican Party much more significant.
Now Guillory is back with a stunning new ad which doesn’t just criticize incumbent Senator Mary Landrieu—Guillory supports her challenger, Bill Cassidy—but also dismantles the Democratic Party entire claim to the black vote.
his ad immediately needs to be given massive funding and run in a continuous loop on Louisiana television for the next month.
Guillory himself is exactly the kind of spokesman the Republican Party needs to recruit on the national level. He will be running for lieutenant governor of Louisiana next year, which should give him a good platform.
The power of Guillory’s message comes from a combination of the quiet dignity of his manner (he has an air of old-fashioned Southern formality), his roots in a down-at-heels black community, and the clear failure of the big promises made to blacks on behalf of the welfare state.
Read the full story: www.thefederalist.com
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