In 2010, it spent $1.3 million on so-called 'electioneering communications,' mostly targeting Democratic candidates in 45 House races. ... In 2010, the group’s ad blitz focused on Democratic candidates for the House. ..…
In 2010, the group focused on 17 House races, invested in ads that opposed Democratic candidates, according to Center for Responsive Politics. It spent the most, $622,000, opposing Democratic House Dina Titus, who lost tight race Nevada's Congressional District.. ..…
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