Crossroads GPS, a Republican-friendly advocacy group with ties to Karl Rove, announced its first major post-election expenditure Tuesday — a $400,000 radio ad campaign in 12 districts across the country, urging the House Democrats to call for a vote on the tax-cut package.
“These are members of Congress who are specifically vulnerable on the tax issue,” said Jonathan Collegio, the communications director for the group. “They’ve either taken questionable votes of tax issues in previous years, they’ve just gotten by in a nail-biting election, or we believe their constituents support extending the tax relief to an even greater degree than voters in the general population.”
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