A prominent Republican super PAC aligned with Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., is canceling nearly $10 million in advertisement spending in Arizona and Alaska.
The Senate Leadership Fund is cutting about $8 million in ads from the Arizona Senate race in which GOP candidate Blake Masters is hoping to unseat incumbent Democrat Sen. Mark Kelly. The ads were supposed to begin after Labor Day, but will now kick off in early October.
Republicans only need a net gain of one Senate seat to flip the upper chamber. In addition to Arizona, November's elections will feature some other crucial Senate races, including in Georgia, Nevada, Ohio, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.
But Republicans are trailing in the polls to Democrats in some key battleground states, including Masters in Arizona.
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The fact is: The GOP has chosen notoriously poor and unworthy "leadership" both in the Housse Speaker position dating back to John (the crying shame) Boehner, and fence stradler Mitch McConnell in the Senate. How can the GOP be unified when the "leaders" they choose have no sense of allegiance to anything but their own lying ass?
150 percent true on the Kentucky Fried Chickenshit
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