If it ain't broke, don't fix it — but if you don't like it, shoot it.
Sen. Joe Manchin's (D-W.Va.) campaign is sticking with a tried-and-true strategy in a new ad released Monday — taking a shot at a lawsuit from his opponent to show just how much he disagrees.
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"Hey, I haven't changed," Manchin tells the camera after replaying footage from 2010, "I might be a few years older, but I'll still take on anyone that messes with West Virginia."
With a guitar twanging in the background, Manchin tells voters that the new threat is a lawsuit that Morrisey joined that would dismantle elements of the ACA. "He is just dead wrong," says Manchin, pulling the trigger. Watch the ad below. Summer Meza
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