A conservative PAC is using the lynching of innocent Black men and the Black community’s sordid history with the medical industry to generate votes for Republican candidates.

A radio ad endorsing Arkansas Congressman French Hill featured what sounds like two Black women expressing their concerns should he lose the election, reports BuzzFeed News.

"If the Democrats can do that to a white justice of the Supreme Court with no evidence, no corroboration and all of her witnesses including her best friend say it didn't happen, what will happen to our husbands, our fathers or our sons when a white girl lies on them?" asks one woman.

“Girl, white Democrats will be lynching Black folk again," the other one answers.

The ad concludes with a warning about white women making false rape accusations.

"We can't afford to let white Democrats take us back to bad old days of race verdicts, life sentences and lynchings when a white girl screams rape," one of the women says.

Hill condemned the ad on Twitter.

Hill’s opponent, Clarke Turner, blamed Hill’s campaign for creating the climate for the ad.

A similar radio ad has been broadcast in Missouri. This version targets incumbent Senator Claire McCaskill and omits the word “lynching,” according to McClatchy.

In the ad, a woman accused McCaskill of not caring “that Black babies are aborted three times more likely than white babies.” Josh Hawley is the candidate the women in the ad prefer.

“Josh Hawley and the Republicans know that Black babies matter… And it looks like to me the only Black lives that matter to Claire McCaskill are the ones that have a pulse and can make it to the polls to vote for her,” one woman said.

One woman incorrectly claimed 60 percent of Black babies are aborted in New York, and Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger “created Planned Parenthood to exterminate Black folks.”

Hawley nor McCaskill have addressed the advertisements.

The ads have been met with backlash and accusations of racism.

Both ads are paid for by Black Americans for the President's Agenda, an organization founded in February by Black conservative politician Vernon Robinson. They are commonly played on radio stations with a predominantly Black audience.

Robinson is undeterred by the outcry.

“What’s racist about the ad? Nobody’s been able to tell me yet,” he said. “It’s an effective ad. Nobody cares about a wimpy ad. People only care about ads if they’re effective.”

Although Robinson and the PAC’s chairwoman, Jill Upson, are Black, the majority of donors are wealthy white people, according to Think Progress.

The PAC reportedly spent $50,000 on the ads, and they will run through Friday.

“We have a plan, we’re executing the plan,” Robinson told The Associated Press.

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