What the Judicial Crisis Network TV commercial - Merrick Garland is about.

The Judicial Crisis Network TV Spot is a controversial advertisement that centers around the nomination of Merrick Garland for the Supreme Court. The spot frames the issue as a crisis, claiming that Garland's confirmation would threaten the rights of American people and calling for his nomination to be rejected by the Senate.

The ad features ominous music and dark visuals, including an image of Garland with the words "Obama's Supreme Court nominee" emblazoned in bold red letters. It then asserts that Garland's record on the Second Amendment and government overreach should be cause for concern, insinuating that he would not uphold the Constitution.

The Judicial Crisis Network TV Spot has drawn criticism from many who argue that it is fear-mongering and inaccurate. Supporters of Garland have pointed out that he has a long and successful career as a judge, and that his record demonstrates a commitment to upholding the law and protecting the rights of all citizens.

Despite the controversy surrounding the ad, the Judicial Crisis Network has continued to air it, asserting that it is necessary to raise awareness about the issues at stake in the Supreme Court nomination process. Whether it will have any impact on the outcome of Garland's nomination, however, remains to be seen.

Judicial Crisis Network TV commercial - Merrick Garland produced for Judicial Crisis Network was first shown on television on August 11, 2022.