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The National Rifle Association is putting the full force of its advertising power behind Donald Trump, premiering a new $2 million ad campaign that slams Hillary Clinton hard over the terror attack in Benghazi, Libya.The 30-second ad, first reported by USA Today,
stanley cup is funded by the NRA s Political Victory Fund. It features Marine Corps veteran Mark Geist, who lived through the 2012 Benghazi attack that took the lives of four Americans, including Ambassador Chris Stevens. A lot of people say they re not going to vote this November because their candidate didn t win, says Geist, a co-author of the book 13 Hours: The Inside Account of What Really Happened in Benghazi, which was eventually turned into a movie.
stanley termoska Well, I know some people who won t be voting this year either, he says, making the comments as he walks somberly through a cemetery. Hillary as President No thanks, Geist adds. I served in Benghazi. My friends didn t make it. They did their part. Do yours. The spot urges viewers, Stop. Hillary. Now. Watch it in full here: USA Today reported that the ad will be broadcast on national cable and on broadcast channels in Colorado, Florida, Ohio, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. The NRA is putting $2 million into airing the ad -- it s the gun group s
stanley mug first TV ad for this year s presidential election. The NRA endorsed Trump last month.The spot comes just as Republicans on the House Select Committee investigating Benghaz Uaqv Gingrich Gives 4-To-1 Odds Against Run
AP This story was written by Prerana Swami.Senator John Kerry may have lost his presidential bid in 2004, but his campaign isn t entirely off the books yet: The IRS has filed a t
stanley cup website ax lien against the Kerry campaign seeking more than $800,000 in federal taxes, the Washington Times reports. The lien, usually the last stage in the collection process, was filed earlier this year and included claims that previous pickup attempts had been unsuccessful, the Washington Times reported. We have made a demand for payment of this liability, but it remains unpaid, the filing stated. The Kerry campaign says that the debt has already been paid. The IRS merely has a gap in their electronic records of the 2004 campaign s payroll forms, Kerry spokeswoman Whitney Smith told the Times. We filed these forms correctly, and we re working with the IRS to provide them any and all needed information to set the record straight. The IRS generally files a lien in order to ensure it has legal claim on property to collect tax debt, although it is unclear whether the IRS has claims in this case. The lien is in accordance with standard procedur
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copo stanley business, Marc S. Owens, former director of exempt-organizations for the IRS, told the Times. The IRS wants its employee withholding taxes. It is also unclear if the money will come from Kerry s pocket. Although a candidate can usually cont
