Sen. David Vitter (R-LA) enlisted “Duck Dynasty” star Willie Robertson for a TV ad released Thursday that indirectly addressed his past prostitution scandal.
The ad showed the two men dressed in camouflage, presumably after a day spent hunting “out in the woods,” as Robertson said in the video.
“I know he’s made some mistakes, but who hasn’t?” Robertson said in the 30-second spot. “The whole story of the Bible is about redemption. I’m concerned about our state.”
Vitter then repeated the message of his last TV ad: “What defines us in life is how we get up and earn redemption. Where we are as a state is needing to get up based on strong, conservative principles.”
After a strong start in the Louisiana governor’s race, Vitter barely eked out a second-place finish in October’s nonpartisan primary and was trailing Democrat John Bel Edwards in polls for the Nov. 21 runoff. Vitter has been on the defensive in recent weeks as his political opponents dredge up his prostitution scandals, both past and present.
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I would imagine ‘strong conservative values’ would mean you don’t cheat on your wife and set a bad example for your three daughters, rather than how you ‘recover from being found out’.
But that’s just me.
But then there’s no redemption! It’s not impressive to skip the whoremongering, it’s impressive to give up on the whores (or at least claim to), pull yourself up by your own diaper straps, and go back to being a Jesus loving conservative a couple hours a week.
I’ve made lots of mistakes, for sure, but none of them included wearing a diaper, shitting in it and then hiring hookers to change it.
I missed doing that one somehow and insist my elected representative be the same way. Call me Mr. Goody Two-Shoes,
Some exceptions apply; (1) You must be a Republican to redeem.
Pretty clear that Vitter got it up again. Louisiana is about to say “Up yours”.