A nonprofit advocacy group affiliated with a House Republican super PAC is splashing out on a $250,000 ad campaign designed to give 17 Republicans an edge in districts President Joe Biden won, according to The Hill...
A nonprofit advocacy group affiliated with a House Republican super PAC is putting out a $250,000 ad campaign designed to give 17 Republicans an edge in districts President Joe Biden won, according to The Hill.
"No partisan games, just solutions. That’s Lori Chavez-DeRemer. Call Congresswoman Chavez-DeRemer and thank her for keeping America open.” While House Republicans were able to pass a 45-day stopgap spending bill late last month that keeps current government spending levels in place until mid-November. However, they were not able to get an earlier version of the bill through, which featured strengthened border protections and spending cuts.
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