The conservative group Crossroads GPS is going up with the second leg of its $20 million advertising blitz, including targeting five incumbent Democratic senators and some key House districts with ads on the budget and the national debt.
After spending $5 million over the first two weeks of the campaign, Crossroads is spending another $7 million on network and cable TV ads and internet advertising starting today.
The ads will run in the same 10 states as before, plus Ohio. But in addition to a new national ad, targeted ads will also run in about 10 House districts and go specifically after Democratic Sens. Bill Nelson (Fla.), Claire McCaskill (Mo.), Jon Tester (Mont.), Ben Nelson (Neb.) and Sherrod Brown (Ohio).
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