Woman featured in ad in support of Sen Kelly called White men 'single greatest domestic terrorist group' in US

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A woman featured in a campaign ad supporting Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., called White men the "single greatest domestic terrorist group in this country."

Advancing Arizona — a liberal nonprofit "committed to expanding opportunity for all Arizonans," according to its website — recently released an ad campaign supporting Kelly’s reelection effort.

The ad features Dr. Cadey Harrel of Arizona, a medical doctor who founded the nonprofit Agave Community Health and Wellness.

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"Senator Mark Kelly delivered lower premiums so people can buy their own insurance, and he’s fighting to lower prescription drug costs," Harrel says in the ad obtained by Fox News. "Reducing health care costs can change or even save my patients’ lives."

"I stand up for my patients, and Mark Kelly stands up for us," she concluded.

Despite her support for Kelly, Harrel has a history of tweeting inflammatory comments about White men.

In a tweet about the deadly Jan. 6 Capitol riot, she called the demographic the "single greatest domestic terrorist group in this country."

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U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., speaks on Capitol Hill, Oct. 19, 2021 in Washington.(Getty Images)

The medical doctor also called Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey a "coward," claiming the governor had "blood on his hands from negligence in the handling of this pandemic" and that "unfortunately" there would be no accountability due to Ducey being "a white man."

"He’s shown once again how unfit he is for leading our state and should be held accountable," Harrel wrote in July of last year. "But unfortunately, he is a white man, so we know it ain’t happening."

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Harrel also referred to Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador as the "white guy leading Mexico" and wrote that the "President of Africa" — a continent, not a country — is "probably white too."

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Harrel did not respond to Fox News’ questions asking if she stood by her tweet referring to White men in America as domestic terrorists. Advancing Arizona also did not respond to Fox News’ request for comment on Harrel’s past tweets.

Houston Keene is a reporter for Fox News Digital. You can find him on Twitter at @HoustonKeene.