The Aporia
The Aporia
12 articles about 11 events for “US Republican Ad Spending” from The Guardian.
“The US government is spending millions of taxpayer dollars to get a blatantly partisan message in front of voters as the midterm elections loom.”
“Kennedy, the US president’s fellow Republican, was asked by Margaret Brennan, the CBS Face the Nation host, about the White House spending to air multiple ads featuring Trump – including one that was produced for his 2024 election campaign.”
“Singling out her use of the term “transgender ideology”, the Democratic party in Lucas county, where Toledo lies, said: “This is the type of harmful ad we expect from Derek Merrin and the Republicans.”
“Republican US Senate candidate Mike Rogers arrives to speak to the press after his debate with Democratic rival candidate Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan.”
“Trump has begun to tap it to boost Republican candidates across the US ahead of midterm elections.”
“Some ads backing her used old footage of Obama praising her, which critics called misleading because he had not endorsed in the race.”
“The Senate Leadership Fund (SLF), the campaign arm of the Senate majority leader, John Thune, has withdrawn its ad spending in North Carolina to redirect support to other candidates, Semafor reported on Friday.”
“New campaign finance disclosure data shines a light on which US political campaigns are using AI tools and how much they are spending on them.”
“The shock on his face that a healthy adult man would not trip on his descent from an airplane certainly made me wonder.”
“While continuing to sign off Truth Social posts with his usual, “Thank you for your attention to this matter”, no one will actually be paying much attention.”
“In one of the first ads of his campaign to represent Kansas in the US Senate, the Democrat Adam Hamilton stands grilling steaks at a barbecue and attacks his opponent, Senator Roger Marshall, a Republican, for supporting “tariffs and war”.”
“Republican chair of Senate health committee calls Trump's FDA nominee's role in his 'nonsensical' vaccine order 'almost disqualifying' Senator Bill Cassidy, the Republican chairman of the Senate health committee, said that he has “strong concerns” about…”