'EAT LESS KITTENS': Arizona GOP launches billboard campaign on debunked claims immigrants are eating pets

Republicans' 'Eat Less Kittens' billboards explain why Democrats run Arizona

The Arizona Republican Party has billboards promoting the myth that Haitians are eating neighborhood cats in Springfield, Ohio. No, really.

Arizona Republican Party puts up "Eat Less Kittens" billboard sign

PHOENIX (NBC, KYMA/KECY) - The Arizona Republican Party has put up billboards around Phoenix with the message "Eat Less Kittens." The party is running with the claim, without evidence, that immigrants in Springfield, Ohio are stealing people's pets and eating them. A press release from Donald Trump's campaign also claims migrants have reportedly been caught "decapitating ducks" and hunting geese and other livestock in public parks. The billboard…

AZGOP Releases “Eat Less Kittens” Billboard Campaign Ahead Of Trump Visit

In the wake of reports out of Springfield, Ohio, that Haitian immigrants have eaten someone's pet cat, and others had been seen eating swans and ducks in public parks, the AZGOP has launched a new billboard campaign, calling attention to what the Party says is the "urgent need for border security and the dangers of...

'EAT LESS KITTENS': Arizona GOP launches billboard campaign on debunked claims immigrants are eating pets

The Chick-fil-A style billboards went up in the Phoenix metro on Tuesday. Chick-fil-A said the group did not get permission to use their brand style.