Watch the Campaign Ad That Set Moonbats’ Hair Afire

Primary challenger Jeanne Ives hopes to replace the worst Republican governor in America, Bruce Rauner of Illinois. She put out a campaign ad that has hit some liberal nerves:

The ad was quickly deemed offensive by groups supporting transgender, abortion and immigration rights in Illinois. …

“It is sad that a candidate for the office of governor of Illinois would seek to divide voters by attacking our neighbors, friends and colleagues who are newcomers and refugees, those of a different race, those who are transgender and poor women in need of health care,” ACLU Executive Director Colleen Connell said in a statement. …

The Illinois Business Immigration Coalition … issued a statement saying Ives’ ad “is full of misinformation, hate and bigotry.” …

Terry Cosgrove, president and CEO of Personal PAC, an abortion rights political advocacy group, said Ives was appealing to “the craziest of the crazy” and displaying the “lowest form of politics.” …

Asked for a reaction to the ad, Chicago Teachers Union spokeswoman Chris Geovanis emailed, “we’re not going to dignify this racist, sexist, homophobic piece of crap with a response.”

Wow, some response.

Even fellow Republicans are apoplectic over Ives’ political incorrectness:

Illinois Republican Party Chairman Tim Schneider released a statement calling on state Rep. Jeanne Ives to take down the ad.

“There is no place in the Illinois Republican Party for rhetoric that attacks our fellow Illinoisans based on their race, gender or humanity. Rep. Ives’ campaign ad does not reflect who we are as the Party of Lincoln and as proud residents of our great and diverse state,” said Schneider, an ally of Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner…

“That’s not who we aaaaaare,” bleat the sheep.

By now you must be expecting something along the lines of Birth of a Nation. But the ad is nothing of the sort. As the Ives campaign coolly observes,

“The ad represents Gov. Rauner’s chosen constituents based on the policy choices he made.”

Judge for yourself if it should be considered out of bounds:

When you get as much flak as Ives has, you must be over the target. Liberal politicians and their supporters don’t like it when you point out that they only serve outliers, at the expense of regular Americans.