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Republican Super PAC Airs Ad Supporting Green Party Candidate

Former Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein waits to speak at a board of elections meeting at City Hall, in Philadelphia, Oct. 2, 2019. Stein said the Green Party will likely make an a

A recent minute-long ad aired on Detroit radio by a Republican-tied super PAC is urging voters to support Green Party candidate Jill Stein over Vice President Kamala Harris due to her stance on Israel. The ad, discovered through a search of local swing state radio stations, is part of the ongoing efforts of Badger Values PAC, a group with Republican affiliations that has been actively promoting Stein and former President Donald Trump in Michigan and Wisconsin.

The ad is being broadcast on two urban radio stations, WMGC and WMXD. It criticizes Harris for her perceived unwavering support for Israel, citing a quote from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in which he mentions turning adversaries into rubble. However, the ad fails to provide the context that Netanyahu was specifically referring to Hamas following a terrorist attack on October 7, 2023.

Ad criticizes Harris for perceived support for Israel without full context.
Badger Values PAC promotes Stein and Trump in Michigan and Wisconsin.
Ad quotes Netanyahu on turning adversaries into rubble without context.

Furthermore, the ad includes a statement from Harris affirming her commitment to Israel's defense and its right to self-defense. Badger Values PAC has allocated over $1,803,417 towards its efforts to bolster Stein and Trump in Michigan and Wisconsin, as indicated by its recent filings with the FEC.

It is important for voters to critically evaluate political advertisements and consider the context and accuracy of the information presented. Understanding the nuances of complex geopolitical issues, such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, requires a comprehensive analysis beyond soundbites and selective quotes.

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