Republican Group Sounds The Alarm On 'Wannabe Dictator' Trump In Scathing Ad
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The Republican Accountability Project is using "A Christmas Story" marathon to warn about the former president over the holidays.
A Republican group opposed to Donald Trump is pointing out how the former president stacks up to dictators in a new ad.
The Republican Accountability Project’s “Dictator Donald” spot, which comes weeks after Trump said he’d act like a dictator on “day one” of a new administration, sounds the alarm on the former president’s 2024 campaign.
“He caused an insurrection at the Capitol and sorry to ruin your Christmas but he’s running again,” said the ad’s narrator, who declares that Trump is “openly running as a wannabe dictator.”
The ad goes on to display a Truth Social post from the former president who, in December 2022, called for the “termination” of articles of the Constitution.
“Trump said he would terminate the Constitution so he could be president again,” the ad’s narrator said.
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