The National Review scooped Michelle Nunn’s internal campaign memo. Here are our top 8 embarrassing things from the memo:
1. Nunn was trying to determine whether or not she should develop a position on ObamaCare. Hint: She still hasn’t. 
2. Nunn plans to rollout a gun owners’ policy in September or October with the primary target being the “press.” 
3. Nunn’s memo is full of self-vetting vulnerabilities including giving service awards to “terrorists” with ties to Hamas and “inmates.” 
4. Nunn ranked rural issues as the least important (#22!) in her policy positions but said she should appear in “rural settings” to appeal to those voters. Authentic. 
5. Nunn’s campaign stereotypes Jews as a “financial opportunity” and Asians as “very tight.” Yet her position on Israel is still “TBD.” 
6. Nunn plans to raise more money out of state ($3.8 million) than from Georgians ($3 million). 
7. The DSCC ranked Nunn’s campaign as their 11th priority, behind Udall, Merkley, and Franken. 
8. Nunn does not plan to vet donors. (That must explain fundraising with an ex-felon). 
In apparent admission of his campaign’s struggles, Bruce Braley’s campaign has taken some dramatic stepsduring the last month. The changes included firing Obama ad-maker Larry Grisolano and pollster Diane Feldman, 