DNC Launches Ads Attacking Jill Stein in Battleground States
DNC Launches Ads Attacking Jill Stein in Battleground States

DNC Launches Ads Attacking Jill Stein in Battleground States

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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has launched a new ad campaign in key swing states, including Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania, targeting Green Party candidate Jill Stein as a 'spoiler' who could benefit former President Donald Trump in the upcoming election. The ad, titled 'Crucial,' suggests that Stein's candidacy could mirror her impact in 2016, where her votes in battleground states may have contributed to Trump's victory. DNC Senior Advisor Mary Beth Cahill emphasized the high stakes of the election, stating that 'a vote for Stein is really a vote for Trump.' The ad features imagery of Stein morphing into Trump while highlighting Trump's past praise for her. Stein, who has maintained that her campaign is not a spoiler effort, faces legal challenges regarding her candidacy, particularly in Wisconsin. As the election approaches, the DNC is intensifying its efforts to sway undecided voters and prevent third-party candidates from affecting the outcome.

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