Anti-Trump group drops $1M on campaign to oust key Republicans

By Mica Soellner

Published January 29, 2021 4:34pm ET

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Anti-Trump group drops $1M on campaign to oust key Republicans — An anti-Trump group is launching a new million-dollar campaign calling for the resignation of GOP lawmakers who showed loyalty to former President Donald Trump. In addition to the seven-figure ad buy, The Republican Accountability Project vowed to combine with other groups to spend as much as $50 million between now and the 2022 midterm elections, […]

An anti-Trump group is launching a new million-dollar campaign calling for the resignation of GOP lawmakers who showed loyalty to former President Donald Trump.

In addition to the seven-figure ad buy, The Republican Accountability Project vowed to combine with other groups to spend as much as $50 million between now and the 2022 midterm elections, targeting Republicans who voted against certifying some Electoral College votes for President Biden earlier this month.

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