NRCC Announces Digital Billboards in 5 Democratic Target Districts
Targeted News Service (Press Releases)
WASHINGTON, April 10 -- The National Republican Congressional Committee issued the following news release:
The National Republican Congressional Committee announced today digital and mobile billboards in the districts of 5 NRCC Offensive Targets.
The ad campaign targets Democrats who support Obamacare at the expense of their constituents and call on them to say no to single payer healthcare plans.
Each day this week, the committee will announce another in-district billboard location. We will begin the week by targeting Josh Gottheimer of New Jersey's 5th congressional district.
"Democrats are doubling down on the failure of Obamacare and are now pushing a top-down single payer healthcare plan," said NRCC Communications Director Matt Gorman.
"These targets have time and time again touted their support for Obamacare and disregarded the calls of their constituents for needed change on the failed law."
"Their voters deserve to know these Democrats are responsible for their burdens of increasing premiums, lower healthcare options, and less access to needed care."
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