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The Spectacle Blog
Who’s that narrator in North Carolina Republican B.J. Lawson’s latest television ad attacking incumbent Democrat Congressman David Price? Yes, it’s actor Morgan Freeman. That makes him either a sellout or liberty caucus Republican.
Lawson faces longshot odds to defeat Price in the Tar Heel State’s 4th Congressional District. But for the first time in years, the seasoned Price is on the defensive. The results will be much closer than in past elections.
5:00 p.m. update: Freeman says he never recorded the ad and accuses Lawson and his campaign of lying.
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JDM| 11.1.10 @ 4:01PM
That's not Freeman. Nice try, though. BJ Lawson is a big, fat, desperate liar.
You'll hear confirmation from the horse's mouth soon enough.
tonypal| 11.1.10 @ 4:19PM
I don't know JDM, Mr. Lawson doesn't seem particularly fat. In fact, he looks like he could use a good meal. Perhaps you,re projecting. I also suspect your projecting on the liar part. Now if your both fat and a liar, you're probably a desperate fellow, especially with the ladies.
CalMark| 11.1.10 @ 5:52PM
If it's not Freeman, who is it? It sure sounds like Freeman! It's up to YOU to DISPROVE it. Give me a name! Just like Obama's little minions say about the Chamber of Commerce and foreign money.
So, what's B.J. Lawson lying about? Price's voting record? And here, I thought that was a matter of public record!
Does that mean the Congressional Register is lying? Or Price was lying when he cast his votes?(He voted for it but he was really against it. Or something.)
CalMark| 11.1.10 @ 8:33PM
Nasty, nasty. Typical lib.
Why should I believe you, or Morgan Freeman for that matter? You libs never believe conservatives, even when it's blatantly obvious they're telling the truth.
Even if you're right, whatcha gonna do--track down the Freeman "soundalike" and convict him for having Morgan's deep, resonant voice?
CalMark| 11.1.10 @ 8:36PM
P.S. WHAT is B.J. lying about? You never did answer that one.
The $250,000 Price has spent, and Price's votes are all public record. Where are the lies? Win or lose the election, Price the Obamoid is the loser.
Spicy Joker| 11.1.10 @ 10:13PM
It couldn't be Morgan Freeman. Why would he cut an ad for an unknown like BJ Lawson? But whoever the narrator is, the Republicans ought to use him in every ad.