Republicans Fire Ad Firm For "Hicky" Casting Call
The National Republican Senatorial Committee Learned Today that a Company it Hired was Responsible for the Offensive West Virginia "Hicky" Ad Casting Call; GOP Committee Says it Takes Responsibility
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The National Republican Senatorial Committee Learned Today that a Company it Hired was Responsible for the Offensive West Virginia "Hicky" Ad Casting Call; GOP Committee Says it Takes Responsibility
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