Group behind McMullin attack ad pushes back against candidate
The conservative political action committee behind an attack ad against U.S. Senate candidate Evan McMullin is pushing back after a lawsuit was filed against the group.
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The conservative political action committee behind an attack ad against U.S. Senate candidate Evan McMullin is pushing back after a lawsuit was filed against the group.
His battle with disassociative identity disorder. >> you can get angry, but anger where you can go out and really, really hurt someone, that's where you know you got a problem. >> reporter: in that same interview, walker's ex-wife discussed how walker had threatened her with weapons. >> just guns and knives. i got into a few choking things with him. >> reporter: walker acknowledged those allegations. >> herschel walker told us he was troubled by his actions, he will always deeply regret any pain he caused cindy. >> reporter: according to a 2012 police report an ex-girlfriend said walker threat...
"That's not George, that's me," said Dustin Rymph. But the group behind an attack ad on George Dungan stood by the use of a pair of photos Rymph.
The campaign for Senate candidate Evan McMullin filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the political action committee responsible for an ad they claim uses doctored footage to "mislead Utah voters."
Taught republicans, and they've talked to me about this over the years is that when you're facing personal scandal, accusations, whether true or not true, you can weather the storm if you refuse to concede ground, refuse to apologize. accuse the left of severe tactics and you just press on. i think president trump proved that by winning in 2016. we all know the story. and republicans have really taken it to heart. >> yeah. >> saying, we say all the time, well, this works to decide a senate majority and whether an attack ad or not, you know, people talk about the 51st vote in the u.s. senate. w...