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Billionaires on TV
Speaking of Scott Peters, more TV backing for him funded by Wall Street hedge-fund operator James Simons is in the pipeline. Disclosure records made public by NBC television affiliate KNSD show that the so-called House Majority super PAC recently purchased 238 30-second spots for $159,250, to run from September 29 through November 3.
The liberal billionaire is the largest donor to House Majority this election cycle, kicking in a cool $1 million. Big labor has also given substantially. Though the KNSD documents don’t mention it, the PAC has not made a secret of targeting GOP congressional candidates, including Republican ex–San Diego city councilman Carl DeMaio, the Peters foe who is a favorite of the billionaire anti-union Koch brothers of Wichita, Kansas.
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Billionaires on TV
Billionaires on TV
Speaking of Scott Peters, more TV backing for him funded by Wall Street hedge-fund operator James Simons is in the pipeline. Disclosure records made public by NBC television affiliate KNSD show that the so-called House Majority super PAC recently purchased 238 30-second spots for $159,250, to run from September 29 through November 3.
The liberal billionaire is the largest donor to House Majority this election cycle, kicking in a cool $1 million. Big labor has also given substantially. Though the KNSD documents don’t mention it, the PAC has not made a secret of targeting GOP congressional candidates, including Republican ex–San Diego city councilman Carl DeMaio, the Peters foe who is a favorite of the billionaire anti-union Koch brothers of Wichita, Kansas.
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