Truth Test: Anti-Jason Crow ad targets his Veterans Affairs board role
Negative campaign ads airing in Colorado should come with a stamp: “Made in Washington, D.C.”
The newest negative ad is from the Congressional Leadership Fund, a super PAC with the goal of keeping Republicans in the majority in the House of Representatives.
That means they support incumbent U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman, who represents the 6th Congressional District, which covers areas north, south and east of Denver.
The group’s new ad takes aim at Coffman’s Democratic opponent, Jason Crow, calling him “another all-talk, no-action politician” (even though Crow has never run for or been elected to public office before).
Crow, like Coffman, is a military veteran – but this ad suggests that Crow has failed the military.
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