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MAGA Outraged Over Hilariously NSFW Ad Ripping GOP For Catering To Wealthy Donors

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The PAC Progress Action Fund has released a graphic new ad titled "Republicans Blowing Your Taxes"—and they took "blowing" to the extreme.

The days of going high when they go low are over.

At least it is for the Progress Action Fund PAC—if their latest ad is any indication.


According to their website:

"Progress Action Fund runs hard-hitting ads to defeat Republicans in swing districts, including the viral and critically acclaimed ad 'Keep Republicans Out Of Your Bedroom'."
"When Republicans go low, we go lower, because in politics you have to put your opponent on defense & shape the narrative. As President Lyndon Johnson said, 'while you’re saving your face, you’re losing your ass'."

Reportedly designed to speak to 18-29 year old males, other demographics might find their latest ad a bit crude. In it, a pair of working men go to the supply closet at work and get an eyeful.

You can see the ad here:


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The ad opens with the two workers complaining about high taxes. When they open the supply closet door they see their Republican Congressmember on his knees in front of a moaning man in a suit.

The GOP Congressman turns to look at the workers and says:

"I’m fundraising for reelection and servicing my sugar daddy and lowering his taxes."

One of the workers replies:

"You said you were going to lower our taxes, man."

To which the member of Congress responds:

"Sorry. You didn’t give me any money."

The ad ends with the Republican politician returning to his job.

People appreciated the ad's blunt approach.


This graphic new ad aims to convince young men that Republican lawmakers are literally blowing their tax dollars on wealthy donors. I wonder if they realise that #tariffs are taxes too? www.thedailybeast.com/shocking-new...

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— ChristianG (@mryeswecan.bsky.social) April 15, 2025 at 5:34 AM



ROFLMAO...but then on the other hand I can't unsee that either! 😳😳😂😂🤣🤣
— kingmidastouch.bsky.social (@kingmidastouch.bsky.social) April 15, 2025 at 10:20 PM



OMG I love this!!!! What's the matter Republicans...hit too close to the TRUTH???
— Gayle S 🦋 🌊 😈 (@gshep1954.bsky.social) April 15, 2025 at 10:42 AM



They don't like it because it's true and shows how horrible they are. They deserve to be embarrassed and called out.
— Rachel Telari (@artelari.bsky.social) April 15, 2025 at 10:13 AM

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This is absolutely the most accurate representation of republican political behavior I’ve ever seen.
— EarthyRoads (@earthyroads.bsky.social) April 15, 2025 at 6:19 AM

The Progress Action Fund PAC demonstrates a willingness to fight fire with fire, insult with insult, on the part of progressives.

For fans of the ad, the attitude adjustment is welcome and long overdue.

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