Donald Trump's super PAC, MAGA Inc., has begun deploying its $403 million war chest, having already spent over $136 million on midterm election advertisements.
After months of not touching its $403 million in campaign funds, former U.S. President Donald Trump's flagship Super PAC, Make America Great Again Inc., has begun a massive spending spree. According to CNBC's calculations based on AdImpact data, three Trump-aligned Super PACs have booked over $136.5 million in House and Senate campaign ads in the past two weeks, with the newly formed No Going Back PAC booking over $98.5 million in ads, primarily focused on competitive Senate districts. This move comes as the midterm election voting day approaches, aiming to reshape some of the tightest congressional races.
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