One party is running ads about what’s happening in Congress. The other is happy to stick to health care.
For the past two months, television ads across central Virginia have sounded a lot like President Trump’s Twitter feed.
“A rigged process. A sham impeachment. No quid pro quo. But Pelosi’s witch hunt continues,” an ad from the Republican nonprofit group America First Policies cried, as images of Abigail Spanberger, who represents the region in Congress, flickered onscreen.
Like many of her fellow freshmen Democratic colleagues, Ms. Spanberger has faced a barrage of attack ads from the Republican National Committee, nonprofit groups and super PACs aligned with President Trump. Continue reading