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"The liberal billionaire is running ads in bright-red districts held by two of Trump's most ardent attack dogs in Congress." Steyer's running a VERY powerful Need To Impeach ad here in CT, how many of you have seen them in your state? #WednesdayWisdom politico.com/story/2019/03/…
2-And now, he's specifically targeting Meadows and Jordan's Congressional districts! This is turning out to be a pretty compelling ad campaign. "Liberal billionaire Tom Steyer is setting his sights on two of President Donald Trump’s fiercest defenders in Congress: Republican
3-"Reps. Jim Jordan of Ohio and Mark Meadows of North Carolina. Steyer’s Need to Impeach PAC is launching a week-long TV ad campaign in districts currently held by the two GOP members of the House oversight committee — one week after Michael Cohen, Trump’s former lawyer and
4-"fixer, presented evidence to the committee of alleged criminal conduct committed by the president. The ads are the first from Need to Impeach aimed at specific Republican members on the issue and will cost the group a modest $75,000 in the two districts. Steyer has thus far
5-"focused his impeachment pressure campaign primarily on key Democrats, holding town halls in the home districts of the chairmen of the House Ways and Means, Oversight and Judiciary committees, urging them to begin impeachment proceedings. The new ads are the latest turn in
6-"Steyer’s effort to impeach Trump, which began in 2017. Need to Impeach decided to target Jordan and Meadows after their comments at the Cohen hearing. “It’s not okay to cover up the president’s crimes,” said Kevin Mack, lead strategist for the PAC.
7-"The 30-second spot's message: “When the history of the Trump presidency is written, members of Congress will be sorted into two categories: The ones who let politics scare them out of holding Trump accountable and those who had the courage to stand up and defend our Democracy,
8-"a narrator says, as images of Trump ally Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) and Jordan flash across the screen next to Trump’s tweets. The image of Jordan is followed by a shot of the late Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.), as the narrator mentions those who had the “courage to stand up.”
9-"“Republicans in Congress should support impeachment hearings to uncover the truth,” the ad continues. “But first they have a choice to make: Which side of history do they want to be on?” Steyer echoed that message in a statement. "History will judge whether the GOP is seen as
10-"the party that sold its principles to protect a corrupt, criminal president," he said, "or the party that put country first, did the right thing and supported the impeachment process.” ~excerpts Politico, 3/6/19
