Less than two months before the general election, a Republican-backed super PAC is launching a series of ads across the country.
The Congressional Leadership Fund (CLF), supported by the Republican leadership of the House of Representatives, is targeting eleven swing districts, including some in California.
The big picture: Two of the new ads are in California, including one in the 22nd District, where Rep. David Valadao (R–Hanford) is running against former asylum seeker Rudy Salas (D–Bakersfield).
- The ad criticizes Salas for voting for a tax increase during his time in Sacramento.
- The other California filing is in Southern California’s 41st District, where Rep. Ken Calvert (R–Corona) is running against Will Rollins.
What they say: “The Democrats’ radical left agenda has created an illegal immigration crisis, rampant crime and made everyday life unaffordable. And Democrats not only refuse to take responsibility, they want even more power,” said Courtney Parella, CLF communications director. “This November, voters face a clear choice: restore sanity and economic strength, or put even more pressure on Washington Democrats and their unrealistic priorities.”
Regard: Check out the ad here:
