NEW AD: Brian Kemp Couldn’t Be Trusted to Repay His $500,000 Loan, Can’t Be Trusted to Lead Georgia 

NEW AD: Brian Kemp Couldn’t Be Trusted to Repay His $500,000 Loan, Can’t Be Trusted to Lead Georgia 

Democratic Party of Georgia also launches www.kemploanscandal.com to highlight Kemp’s broken financial promises

ATLANTA – Today, the Democratic Party of Georgia released a new ad highlighting a basic truth: If Brian Kemp couldn’t be trusted to repay his $500,000 loan, he can’t be trusted to lead Georgia.

The ad is a collection of multiple media accounts of Brian Kemp’s failure to repay his loan in the amount of $500,000 despite being a personal guarantor. It begins with a clip of the attorney representing the investor, demanding of Kemp, “Show me the money. Where’s the $500,000?”

A new website highlighting Kemp’s broken financial promises can be viewed here: www.kemploanscandal.com.

The ad, “Defaulted,” can be viewed here: https://youtu.be/MWUU4WGTYFI

SCRIPT:

ATTORNEY:
Show me the money. Where’s the $500,000?

NEWSCASTER 1:
The lawsuit is over a half-million dollar loan.

NEWSCASTER 2:
Naming Secretary of State Brian Kemp and alleging a half-million dollar defaulted business loan. He was a personal guarantor.

NEWSCASTER 3:
Nobody disputes that Kemp signed a document guaranteeing repayment of a half-million dollar loan.

NEWSCASTER 4:
Secretary of State Brian Kemp cheated his investors.

VOICEOVER:
Brian Kemp can’t be trusted.  

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