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'''American Crossroads''' is a [[Super PAC]] affiliated with [[Karl Rove]], which is expected to spend $100 million or more in negative ads in key [[swing states]] against the reelecction of [[Barack Obama]]. | '''American Crossroads''' is a [[Super PAC]] affiliated with [[Karl Rove]], which is expected to spend $100 million or more in negative ads in key [[swing states]] against the reelecction of [[Barack Obama]]. | ||
| − | The [[Obama]] campaign has whined about American Crossroads in connection with its ad campaign in mid-April against Obama's policies.<ref>http://www.politico.com/politico44/2012/04/obama-campaign-fires-back-at-roves-crossroads-120053.html</ref> | + | The [[Obama]] campaign has whined about American Crossroads in connection with its ad campaign in mid-April against Obama's policies.<ref>http://www.politico.com/politico44/2012/04/obama-campaign-fires-back-at-roves-crossroads-120053.html</ref> American Crossroads ran negative ads against Obama in [[swing state|swing states]] -- [[Ohio]], [[Pennsylvania]] and [[West Virginia]] -- criticizing Obama's regulations for the [[global warming]] hoax.<ref>http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/presidential-races/221361-crossroads-knocks-obama-in-coal-states-with-175000-in-radio-ads</ref> |
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Revision as of 04:49, April 18, 2012
American Crossroads is a Super PAC affiliated with Karl Rove, which is expected to spend $100 million or more in negative ads in key swing states against the reelecction of Barack Obama.
The Obama campaign has whined about American Crossroads in connection with its ad campaign in mid-April against Obama's policies.[1] American Crossroads ran negative ads against Obama in swing states -- Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia -- criticizing Obama's regulations for the global warming hoax.[2]