Republican Group to Spend $25 Million on Anti-Obama Ad Campaign
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by News Editor
Chicago Tribune/Reuters – Crossroads GPS, a pro-Republican political group, is planning to spend $25 million in the next month on its largest ad assault against President Barack Obama yet this campaign season.
The new advertising wave by the group, which supports presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, is expected to begin on Thursday with an $8 million TV ad blitz in 10 states expected to be hotly contested in the Nov. 6 election.
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