The Aporia
The Aporia
13 articles about 11 events for “US Republican Ad Spending”.
“The White House said it will not reimburse taxpayers after spending $20 million on a national media contract that has already used over $10 million to run ads of Trump on TV Trump told a reporter last week that he would 'gladly' pay for the commercials 'if…”
“Trump on Oct 12 said he considered the ads to be a “positive promotion for our great USA” but that they would no longer be funded by taxpayers, and the White House said this week that the president’s political action committee, MAGA PAC, would fund the ads…”
“Ken Martin, who heads the Democratic Party’s leadership body, suggested in a statement on Wednesday that the ads were designed to bolster Republican odds in the upcoming November 3 midterm elections.”
“Elon Musk threatened to destroy Trump’s Republican allies.”
“Begich and Republican political action committees have ratcheted up ad spending in the House race since the primary.”
“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.”
““We’re spending our energy investing in the candidates that are all the way with us,””
“San Francisco, USA: Bruce Blakeman, a Republican who is running for governor of New York, released campaign ads featuring Zohran Mamdani, New York City mayor, and Kathy Hochul, the state’s governor, gardening together and collaborating to raise prices for…”
“They’re going to states and districts where usually the Republicans would have a lock on that election by this point.”
“Republican US Senate candidate Mike Rogers arrives to speak to the press after his debate with Democratic rival candidate Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan.”
“He accused her of spending the money on a luxury apartment in DC - and added that her husband is operating as a 'shadow lobbyist.' 'This is the corruption that we have to address,' he stated.”
“Jackson repeatedly tied Collins to Trump on the Iran war, tariffs, abortion, health care and the Republican tax and spending bill, while Collins tried to emphasize her independence and point to the work she has done for Maine.”
“The Lone Star State Republican made the admission to a room of lobbyists at a private fundraising lunch in Washington, DC, per audio reported on by Axios.”