RINO Group Launching Anti-Trump Ad Blitz – Aimed At Stopping Trump
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RINOs are still trying to stop Donald Trump from getting the 2024 GOP nomination.
A group called Win It Back, is launching an anti-trump ad blitz in early primary states.
It is aimed at stopping Donald Trump.
The group has ties to the Club for Growth. Two top officials in Club for Growth are involved with Win it Back PAC.
A new group with ties to the anti-tax Club for Growth is launching a multimillion-dollar ad campaign in key early primary states aimed at stopping Donald Trump from steamrolling to the Republican nomination.
The group, Win it Back, will on Tuesday begin airing TV commercials in Iowa and South Carolina. The new super PAC is spending $3.6 million on the blitz, which will run through the end of the month.
The move comes as Trump is solidifying his lead over his Republican primary rivals in early-state and national polling. The former president’s main opponent, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, has stalled in recent surveys, and others have struggled to gain traction.
The Club for Growth itself is not running the commercials, though two of its top officials are involved in the new outfit. In Federal Election Commission filings, the Club’s president, David McIntosh, is listed as the designated agent for Win it Back PAC. The Club’s treasurer, Adam Rozansky, has the same role for the anti-Trump outfit.
Despite the attacks, Trump remains the GOP frontrunner.
A recent poll found Trump even leading in Florida.
A poll found that Florida Republicans strongly favor former President Trump over their governor, Ron DeSantis, in a hypothetical 2024 presidential primary contest.
The new Florida Atlantic University Mainstreet PolCom Lab poll showed that Trump held a 20-point lead over DeSantis among registered GOP voters when asked whom they would support if the 2024 primary were held today. Half said Trump, while 30 percent said DeSantis and 7 percent said they were undecided.
