Wisconsin TV ad claiming Biden lied about his college years?

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4. The ad is from the christo-fascist Restoration PAC

excerpts from https://ballotpedia.org/Restoration_PAC. . .

"Restoration PAC is a political action committee based out of Downers Grove, Illinois. The group, which identifies itself as nonpartisan, "sponsors political activities advocating for policy changes and/or the election or defeat of candidates on the basis of their adherence to the Blueprint for the Restoration of America."

Blueprint for the Restoration of America
Mission: We exist to further the beautiful experiment of America, helping to hold the core of American culture together and advancing selfless public servants working to do the same.
Eternal truths: In God we trust; His truths we'll exalt. We acknowledge that all innocent life is supremely valuable, and that marriage is for one man and one woman for life and should be encouraged and protected.
Homeland: We push for the smallest possible, debt-free federal government supported by the smallest taxpayer burden possible.
Overseas: We must aggressively confront evil using force as the absolute last resort, lead our allies, and do so by maintaining significant worldwide military supremacy.

As of August 6, 2018, Restoration PAC had spent $5,356,227 during the 2018 election cycle in support of or in opposition to political candidates. Of that amount, $4,176,168 was spent in support of Republican candidates and the remaining $651,374 was spent in opposition to Democratic candidates. The candidate Restoration PAC had spent the most in support of was Kevin Nicholson (R), who unsucessfully ran for U.S. Senate in Wisconsin. The candidate Restoration PAC had spent the most to oppose was Tammy Baldwin (D), who ran for U.S. Senate in Wisconsin.[5]

During the 2016 election cycle, Restoration PAC spent $2,208,294 in support of or in opposition to political candidates. Of that amount, $1,686,724 was spent in support of Republican candidates and the remaining $521,570 was spent in opposition to Democratic candidates. The candidate Restoration PAC spent the most in support of was Darryl Glenn (R), who was seeking election to the U.S. Senate from Colorado. The candidate Restoration PAC spent the most in opposition to was Hillary Clinton (D), who was running for president.