Montana Political Ad Repeatedly Spells Own Candidate’s Name Wrong
A recent newspaper ad asked Montana voters to back John Bollinger in the upcoming primary for U.S. Senate. The entire ad only consisted of 11 words, three of which were ‘Bollinger’. Problem is that our former Lt. Governor spells his name Bohlinger. With an H.
H/t to the team over at Intelligent Discontent for the find.
(John Bohlinger, not John Bollinger)
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