Now, some people say that these issue ads, banning them would just protect incumbents. I disagree with that. Issue ads are run on both sides. They are run for incumbents, and they are run for challengers.
Greg Ganske: “Now, some people say that these issue ads, banning them would just protect incumbents. I disagree with that. Issue ads…”
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Discussing the impact of issue ads on incumbents and challengers.
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