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AOC Criticizes Christian Super Bowl Ads

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AOC Criticizes Christian Super Bowl Ads

AOC Criticizes Christian Super Bowl Ads

AOC Criticizes , Christian Super Bowl Ads.

AOC Criticizes , Christian Super Bowl Ads.

Fox News reports that a Christian group called He Gets Us had two Super Bowl commercials air on Feb.

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Fox News reports that a Christian group called He Gets Us had two Super Bowl commercials air on Feb.

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The campaign, which is partly funded by the family who owns Hobby Lobby, reportedly spent $20 million on the ads.

One commercial depicted migrants fleeing persecution, and the other showed disputes between people over a variety of issues, such as racial injustice.

One commercial depicted migrants fleeing persecution, and the other showed disputes between people over a variety of issues, such as racial injustice.

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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez took to Twitter to express her opinion of the commercials.

Fox News reports that the campaign's ads encourage people to visit a website.

That website lists Bible verses, information about Jesus and encouragement to talk to people about religion.

The campaign was launched in March 2022.

Organizers intend to spend at least $2 billion promoting their message over the next few years


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