Neither, this was taken in Virigina, these guys couldn’t bother going home to make their ads. Are you kidding? These congress critters can’t be away from the beltway for too long, without possibly turning into regular folks.

I personaly would have gone with the fake library books.

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It’s likely a generic, rural scene from a stock film house. You can tell – particularly from the second ad – that the audio was recorded on a soundstage, not in a pasture.

The magic of special effects, combined with the irony of limited pasture footage. Just one of life’s funny little coincidences.

Obviously they hit JC Penny and cleaned out all the button up shirts and jeans like Marshall does every two years.

I remember when he first ran for Congress, ran his campaign out of his basement. He’s been harder than heck to get rid of since.

They’re just like one of us!! Where do you get off casting aspersions on their authenticity?

Proper grammar saves lives.

Let’s eat Grandma.
Let’s eat, Grandma.

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Activists Taking Action: Unified Patriots

Now that I look at this… there are political ads being run of Bruce Lunsford, the challenger to Mitch McConnell’s seat (R-KY), which look remarkably similar to the ones you’ve shown here. Most of them were shown early-on in the race, but a few still show once in a while–especially with the amount of air-time Lunsford gets around here.

Could anyone else verify this?