The NRSC is out with a new ad slamming Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) for being a 'deadbeat dad.'
The 30-second “Deadbeat” ad from the National Republican Senatorial Committee is the latest sign of a bruising race to fill the vacating Sen. Kyrsten Sinema’s seat.
The Arizona Democrat and his former wife, Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego, split in 2016 while she was pregnant with their son. Gallego later married Sydney Barron in 2021 and had a daughter born in July. The NRSC ad comes just days after Gallego slammed Lake over her abortion stance in a 30-second ad this week. In the ad, Lake claims she “doesn’t believe in abortion,” and that it is the “ultimate sin.”
Abortion has been a successful tool to mobilize voters on behalf of Democrats since the Supreme Court struck downin 2022. The Democratic Party is hoping that another election on abortion will help President Joe Biden and Gallego win in Arizona.
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