The Lincoln Project, a liberal Super PAC founded by shlubby white dudes who weren't very good at sports growing up but compensated for that as adults by owning people on Twitter, went an abysmal 0-7 in key Senate races cycle despite spending almost $12 million in support of Democratic candidates.
A Democratic super PAC that funneled more than $750,000 to its consultants' firms scrubbed its website as it failed to unseat Sen. Lindsey Graham (R., S.C.).
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R., S.C.) defeated liberal challenger Jaime Harrison in a race that became an unlikely target for Democratic leaders working to flip the upper chamber.
Liberal outside groups have adopted the playbook set by South Carolina Democrat Jaime Harrison, pouring money into an effort to boost a conservative third-party candidate who dropped out of the Senate race weeks ago.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) said Tuesday he had a "long and serious talk" with Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D., Calif.) over her handling of the Amy Coney Barrett confirmation hearings.
Individuals claiming to represent South Carolina Democrat Jaime Harrison's campaign and the South Carolina Democratic Party are sending text messages to prospective voters referring to Sen. Lindsey Graham (R.) as "Lady G" and arguing that Republicans are responsible for minority deaths.
South Carolina Democrat Jaime Harrison—whose top campaign aides made anti-Semitic, sexist, and homophobic remarks online—faulted police departments for failing to vet the social media accounts of prospective officers.
A super PAC tied to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y) is attacking Republican senator Lindsey Graham for being beholden to special interests—even though Graham’s Democratic opponent, Jaime Harrison, spent years as a lobbyist for Big Pharma.
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