March 2, 2021 - 5:25pm
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After the November election last year, the national coordinating group of Republican state attorneys general boasted about the success of its aggressive advertising and media campaign against Democrats. The group had used incidents of violence that occurred alongside massive peaceful protests of police killings of unarmed Black men to portray Democrats as lawless liberals who want to burn America. Our five-month Lawless Liberals campaign earned millions of impressions and emphasized that the Republican AGs are America s strongest defenders of economic freedom, defending the nation from threats of socialism, chaos, and lawlessness, the Republican Attorneys General Association (RAGA) wrote in its press release.
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February 23, 2021 - 6:56pm
Several right-wing advocacy groups are campaigning against two of President Joe Biden s nominees, reprising the Right s previous attacks on health care expansion and the Black Lives Matter movement.
Groups including the Judicial Crisis Network (JCN), the Heritage Foundation s political arm, and the recently established Americans for Public Trust (APT) are spending millions of dollars on TV and digital ads that began running on Feb. 19. The groups are reportedly trying to repeat the tactics and successes of the Right s advocacy efforts to get Donald Trump s Supreme Court nominees confirmed, efforts led by JCN and other groups in the network of former Federalist Society executive Leonard Leo.