
After news Bidenflation reached record-breaking levels for yet another month, it’s a good time to evaluate where the Democratic Governors Association has been forced to spend money because of the bad political environment.
News broke late yesterday that the DGA is currently spending money in the *OREGON* gubernatorial race out of fear a Republican could win.
Oregon Public Broadcasting: “Oregonians for Ethics was formed in February, and to date has reported a single contribution: $49,500 worth of polling donated by the national Democratic Governors Association. History suggests much more money could be on the way.”
The DGA has now spent considerable resources in the following states:
- CA Gov Recall ‘21 (Biden+29%): $5.5m+
- VA Gov ‘21 (Biden+10%): $6.7m+
- NJ Gov ‘21 (Biden+16%): $8.7m+
- IL Gov ‘22 (Biden+17%): $1.9m+
Including Oregon Gov ‘22 (Biden+21%), over $23 million has been spent in states where Biden won by at least double digits.
Governors Ned Lamont (CT), Laura Kelly (KS), Janet Mills (ME), Gretchen Whitmer (MI), Tim Walz (MN), Steve Sisolak (NV), Michelle Lujan Grisham (NM), and Tony Evers (WI) must be watching in horror while millions get poured into deep blue states. Failed policies, personal scandals, and national political winds have become a major drag on Democrat governors, and their electoral problems have only just begun.
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Glad to be a part of the ribbon cutting for a new neighborhood in Hudson yesterday.
With a new 60-day permitting process for housing, we’ve taken meaningful steps to tackle our housing shortage and keep New Hampshire growing.
Less red tape, more ribbon cuttings! https://t.co/x254Xw8SXD
.@SpanbergerforVA’s track record in Washington says it all: she wants to destroy American Energy Independence.
Abigail Spanberger’s energy plan is a roadmap to ruin. Banning gas cars. Killing jobs. Crushing families under a radical progressive agenda.
🚨 Be warned, Virginia: https://t.co/L95FQEfZ02
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