The RNC embroils Obama in the North Carolina Democrats' sexual harassment scandal:
Meanwhile, the Republican group American Future Fund ties the GSA scandal to the president:
Alex Burns has more:
AFF will go on the air starting Wednesday in eight states at a cost of approximately $2 million. The most heavily targeted states appear to be Florida, where AFF is spending over $600,000; Ohio, drawing at least $200,000 in ads; and Michigan, where the ads cost at least $157,000, according to a GOP media-tracking source. Other states where ads will air include Michigan, Nevada, Virginia and Colorado. … The TV ads follow an earlier AFF campaign against Obama, in February, charging that the president stocked his administration with "Wall Street executives." Between the two anti-Obama media pushes, AFF will have spent about $7.5 million against the president this year, an AFF strategist said.
Obama's Super PAC and the Dem group American Bridge partner on this hit on Romney's aversion to subsidizing student loans:
Romney is now recalibrating.
Previous Ad War Updates: Apr 23, Apr 18, Apr 17, Apr 16, Apr 13, Apr 11, Apr 10, Apr 9, Apr 5, Apr 4, Apr 3, Apr 2, Mar 30, Mar 27, Mar 26, Mar 23, Mar 22, Mar 21, Mar 20, Mar 19, Mar 16, Mar 15, Mar 14, Mar 13, Mar 12, Mar 9, Mar 8, Mar 7, Mar 6, Mar 5, Mar 2, Mar 1, Feb 29, Feb 28, Feb 27, Feb 23, Feb 22, Feb 21, Feb 17, Feb 16, Feb 15, Feb 14, Feb 13, Feb 9, Feb 8, Feb 7, Feb 6, Feb 3, Feb 2, Feb 1, Jan 30, Jan 29, Jan 27, Jan 26, Jan 25, Jan 24, Jan 22, Jan 20, Jan 19, Jan 18, Jan 17, Jan 16 and Jan 12.