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A Republican super PAC is preparing a massive ad blitz in South Carolina, hoping to boost GOP Sen. Lindsey Graham in a re-election campaign that has become unexpectedly competitive despite the states rightward lean.
Senate Leadership Fund plans to spend $10 million over three weeks starting Saturday on TV and radio ads in the state, an enormous late push into the state the groups leader says is reflective of the massive spending disparity between Graham and his Democratic opponent, Jaime Harrison.
Harrison has significantly outraised Graham thanks to a surge of small-dollar online donations, creating a financial advantage in the race even before a Democratic super PAC this week announced its own ad campaign in South Carolina totalling $6.5 million.
The cash crunch for Graham is so significant that he made an unusual appearance on Fox News last week to plead for contributions to his campaign, saying that he was getting killed in fundraising.
The far-left money spigot has been turned on for liberal lobbyist Jamie Harrison, and now hes flooding South Carolina with his liberal donors funds, SLF president Steven Law said in a statement. Our investment is an insurance policy helping South Carolinians understand Harrison is not the candidate he portrays himself to be he is a hardcore liberal bought and paid for by his out of state donors who support a radical agenda.
https://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/politics-government/election/article246135710.html#storylink=cpy
beachbumbob
(9,263 posts)when they seek asylum
Arazi
(6,829 posts)mucifer
(23,474 posts)gohuskies
(1,154 posts)Cmon team, let's help Mr. Harrison offset this desperate move by extreme right wingers.
Grins
(7,189 posts)Start boosting your donations to Harrison.
Least we can do to support our hardcore liberal bought and paid for by his out of state donors who support a radical agenda, amiright?