Eric Cantor’s PAC Urges Dems and Independents to Vote For Lugar

This piece of literature, paid for by Eric Cantor’s Young Guns PAC, urges democrats and independents to vote for Senator Dick Lugar in the Indiana primary. Unreal. Majority Leader Eric Cantor went way over the line with his PAC’s trashy flier in support of anti-tea party RINO Dick Lugar. Maggie Haberman at The Politico reported, […]

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This piece of literature, paid for by Eric Cantor's Young Guns PAC, urges democrats and independents to vote for Senator Dick Lugar in the Indiana primary.

Unreal. Majority Leader Eric Cantor went way over the line with his PAC's trashy flier in support of anti-tea party RINO Dick Lugar.

Maggie Haberman at The Politico reported, via Free Republic:

I reported the other day that the Young Guns Network, a group led by two former top aides to House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, is spending $100,000 in the primary between Sen. Richard Lugar and state treasurer Richard Mourdock in a bid to protect the Indiana incumbent - and here's what some of that mail looks like.

A lit piece that the YG Network dropped focuses, as they'd said it would, on energy policy - but it is targeted to non-Republicans, as it reminds voters that Indiana's GOP primary is an open one in which Democrats and independents can vote. "Indiana does not have party registration," the mail piece says over a picture of a smiling child giving a thumbs-up sign. "You simply need to show up at your polling location on May 8, 2012 to vote for Senator Dick Lugar in the Republican Primary."

In case anyone didn't get the point, the piece adds, "You can vote in the May 8th Republican Primary election! The May 8th Election is open to all voters." At other points ,the piece says Lugar, who is seen as facing an uphill battle against the conservative-backed insurgent, "has always represented mainstream Indiana values."

Republicans urging Democrats and independents to vote in open primaries was a major point of contention in the Mitt Romney-Rick Santorum fights in the Midwest in recent months. But in this case it's a group with ties to House GOP leadership urging non-Republicans to vote in the primary, and against the conservative favorite.

This was a very bad move for Majority Leader Eric Cantor. What a disappointment.

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