. . . "Staffers Reveal in Undercover Video it “could hurt her ability to get elected.”
Project Veritas Action Fund has released a third undercover video from campaigns during this 2018 election season. This report exposes how incumbent Senator McCaskill and individuals working on her campaign conceal their liberal views on issues in order to court moderate voters.
"Said James O’Keefe, founder and president of Project Veritas Action:
“This undercover report shows just how broken our political system has become. Senator McCaskill hides her true views from voters because she knows they won’t like them.”
“This undercover report shows just how broken our political system has become. Senator McCaskill hides her true views from voters because she knows they won’t like them.”
Claire McCaskill’s Staff Praise Her Ability to Hide Gun Control Support from Missouri Voters . . . "The undercover video montage begins with an unwitting McCaskill gleefully admitting her support for numerous bans, including one of “high capacity” magazines. She proudly states, “I’ve voted for most of those things before.”
"Campaign staffer Nicholas Starost then describes McCaskill’s decision not to have Obama campaign for her: “He’s a very liberal candidate. And like … Claire distancing herself from the party is gonna help her win more votes than it will saying like: ‘Oh here’s Obama, the former president of the United States, to now speak on my behalf.’ Which is unfortunate because I love Obama to pieces, and I’d love to see him come here.”
"The Project Veritas reporter then asked about McCaskill and Obama, saying, “And they essentially have the views on everything?”
"Starost responded, “Yeah, People just can’t know that." . . .
Update: 'People Just Can't Know That': McCaskill, Staff Exposed In Undercover Sting Video
Second update: 1830, CDT: Another Project Veritas video exposes McCaskill hidden agenda . . . "In red states like Missouri and North Dakota, incumbent Democrats do their best to hide their party affiliation. They need Republican votes to win, and cozying up to Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer would be the kiss of death. A campaign appearance by former President Obama would excite Democrats but lose the candidate more votes than he would gain.
"McCaskill walks a tightrope, trying not to offend Republicans while maintaining contact with her liberal base. As the Project Veritas video shows, it's a balancing act that, by necessity, involves lying to Missouri voters about her real intentions."
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