The DCCC launched an ad this week amplifying a House candidate who was endorsed by former President Trump. Speaker Pelosi defended the ad, saying the efforts were made “in furtherance of our winning the election.”
for a Western Michigan district who was endorsed by former President Donald Trump.
Some House Democrats had earlier this week criticized the Gibbs ad, citing the dangers of elevating a former Trump official as compromising to their broader message that Trump’s movement is a threat to American democracy.
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