I get political attack ads for the wrong state all the time.
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Pfft, what a waste of money, we’d feed that POS Troy Jackson his own entrails 15 minutes after stepping foot in Oregon
But the military contractors' checks all arrived at Collins' super PAC when they were supposed to, and that's all that really matters to Senator Collins.
To read how her campaign is talking about the error, $25k on ads spent in the wrong place is nothing.
Maybe that's how it is when your campaign is funded by kickbacks made of taxpayer cash to be paid down the line, along with extra trillionaire dollars thrown your way for the election because your seat's a bit hot these days.
Those pearls won't clutch themselves, Susie. Best get to it.
Jezebel still exists?
Yeah, they're the ones who paid Etsy witches to curse Charlie Kirk, who certainly escaped any fictional curse but coincidentally died a couple days later from a gunshot wound.
I have no further comment, just leaving that there for anyone who's wondering how and why Jezebel is still around: we just don't know.
(/s for anyone who needs it)
wrong Portland is my guess
Portland Maine is Portland #1 according to Jon Stewart
What, like the article immediately and clearly states?
yea guilty
Knew a guy who found a smoking deal on a flight to St. Petersburg Russia. It took him a few weeks to realize it was for Petersburg Alaska.
Tell me that this isn't the fault of the hired media firm that released the video in the wrong market. Not sure how the campaign management itself would get this wrong.
Yeah it's the super PAC's direct fault here:
The Defending Main Street super PAC spent thousands of dollars on an attack ad to audiences thousands of miles away from the Maine Senate race it was targeting.
The ad hit Maine Democratic Senate candidate Troy Jackson on the issue of taxes and cost of living in the state.
“Maine can’t afford Troy Jackson and all his taxes,” the ad said.
“It’s clear these people don’t know anything about Maine.”
The group, which describes itself as the “most effective independent expenditure organization supporting the governing wing of the Republican Party,” paid for the ad to attack Jackson, who’s mounting a challenge to incumbent GOP Sen. Susan Collins. Both candidates have made cost of living a central plank of their campaigns in the run-up to the midterm election on November 3.
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