On Tuesday, a political action committee steered by Republican Speaker of the House Mike Johnson announced more than $200,000 in ad reservations to help Perry. That money was shifted from Eighteen Fifty-Four Fund, a Republican group named for the year the GOP was founded.
Days before that, Defend the Vote, a PAC motivated by “ensuring voting access, education and protection,” joined with two other committees to launch a fresh $1.1 million ad buy in which a U.S. Army veteran named Ken Fletcher condemns Perry for his support of former President Donald Trump’s election subversion activities.
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