Senate Conservatives Fund Super PAC Ad Calls MS Tea Partier ‘Rightful Heir’

Sen. Chris McDaniel, R-Ellisville, tells colleagues about his opposition to an amendment for Medicaid expansion Friday, June 28, 2013 as the Republican-controlled Senate debates at the Capitol in Jackson, Miss. The a... Sen. Chris McDaniel, R-Ellisville, tells colleagues about his opposition to an amendment for Medicaid expansion Friday, June 28, 2013 as the Republican-controlled Senate debates at the Capitol in Jackson, Miss. The amendment was defeated. The Senate voted overwhelmingly to renew and fund Medicaid beyond this coming weekend, when the program has been set to expire. Both Medicaid bills are on their way to Gov. Phil Bryant who is expected to sign them into law.(AP Photo/Rogelio V. Solis) MORE LESS
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The super PAC connected to the Senate Conservatives Fund released a new ad Thursday praising Mississippi state Sen. Chris McDaniel (R) as a strong conservative. 

The ad, named “Rightful Heirs,” features footage of McDaniel at the Jones County courthouse in Ellisville, MS. McDaniel is clipped in the ad saying that “the national debt is the greatest moral crisis of this generation” and a voiceover describes the state senator as “bold” and “conservative.”

Senate Conservatives Action, the super PAC connected to SCF, spent $263,500 on the ad. It will air throughout the state on cable and broadcast television between Nov. 14 and Nov. 27.

McDaniel has recently come under fire for voting as a Democrat in local elections in 2003. After McDaniel originally denied that he had voted in the local Democratic primary, a spokesman later told TPM that McDaniel had, in fact, voted in the Democratic primary for the local elections.

McDaniel also admitted to attending at least one neo-Confederate event

Watch the Senate Conservatives Action ad below:

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